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ohwilleke
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- On May 31, 2022, the Daya Bay Experiment announced they had a new ultraprecise measurement of one of the neutrino oscillation parameters, but I can't find the details.
On May 31, 2022, the Daya Bay experiment announced in a press release that they had made a new ultra-precise measurement of the neutrino oscillation parameter theta13 (but did not provide the half line of text necessary to fully summarize the new result).
The press release also doesn't provide a reference to a paper describing the result (or even the name of a journal where the result is or will be published). There are no preprints on arXiv announcing the result. And, I couldn't locate any links to a paper discussing the results on their website. It could be in a conference paper, and the announcement referenced the Neutrino 2022 conference in Seoul, South Korea which ended on June 4, 2022, but the only reference I can find to the new results at the conference website is to slides from a June 1, 2022 presentation gated (unlike most conference results post-presentation).
Does anyone know where this newly announced result can be found?
The press release also doesn't provide a reference to a paper describing the result (or even the name of a journal where the result is or will be published). There are no preprints on arXiv announcing the result. And, I couldn't locate any links to a paper discussing the results on their website. It could be in a conference paper, and the announcement referenced the Neutrino 2022 conference in Seoul, South Korea which ended on June 4, 2022, but the only reference I can find to the new results at the conference website is to slides from a June 1, 2022 presentation gated (unlike most conference results post-presentation).
Does anyone know where this newly announced result can be found?
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