2022-02-11|Fermilab's Muon g-2 and MINERvA Experiments

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• Muon g-2 uses Fermilab's powerful accelerators to explore the interactions of short-lived particles known as muons with a strong magnetic field in "empty" space.

• Does the muon beam comprise 100% pure muons only? If not, could there be a possibility that some charged contaminants (electrons, anti-protons, negative ions, etc.) may be affecting the result to deviate from g-2 even though the magnetic field is super-uniform (~50 ppm)?

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• MINERvA (Main Injector Neutrino ExpeRiment to study v-A interactions) is the first neutrino experiment in the world to use a high-intensity beam to study neutrino reactions with 5 different nuclei, creating the first self-contained comparison of interactions in different elements.

• Is MINERvA capable of detecting and/or measuring neutrino oscillation (transformation among electron/muon/tau neutrinos) at all?

• The hyperlink from PAGE 13 of the presentation viewgraphs of Fermilab talk: "How to Do Big Science Part II: From Inspiration to Approval" is broken, as shown below. Please send me the correct URL.

  

  

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• Fermilab wrote:

  Below is your access to the Fermilab event: How to Do Big Science Part III: "MINERvA - I Can't Believe We Built the Whole Thing" The talk will be broadcast live beginning at 7:30 pm Central Time (CT), Friday, April 22. Please click the link below to join by computer or smartphone: https://fnal.zoom.us/j/98786255655?pwd=bnQxNzFDNUFFSnIyV09kSEplMEFXZz09 If your configuration requires the webinar ID and passcode, use this information: Webinar ID: 987 8625 5655 Passcode: 517066

• Following the instruction gives an error message.

  

• Fermilab replied:

  It doesn't begin for another hour.

• Subsequently:

  We just sent a new link as it turns out there was a technical issue. Thanks!

• Thank you very much for your attention.

To whom it may concern

• Photomultipliers are vacuum tubes which have rather short lifetime compared to solid-state devices. Does it pose maintenance problem, i.e., having to replace PMTs quite often?

• Potassium (K) has radioactive isotope 40K. Are the researchers banned from eating potassium-rich foods (e.g., avocado, banana, etc.) before neutrino experiments which are extremely sensitive?

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