Sensitivity of accelerator-based neutrino experiments to neutrino-electron scattering radiative corrections

Future long-baseline experiments will measure neutrino oscillation properties with unprecedented precision and will search for clear signatures of CP violation in the leptonic sector. Near detectors can measure the neutrino-electron scattering with high statistics, giving the chance for its precise measurement. We study, in this work, the expectations for the measurement of radiative corrections in this process. We focus on the determination of contributions that are exclusive to the neutrino channels, particularly on the neutrino charge radius. We illustrate how the perspectives in a first clear measurement of this effective quantity are encouraging.

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Future long-baseline experiments aim to measure neutrino oscillation properties with unprecedented precision and search for CP violation in the leptonic sector. This study focuses on the measurement of radiative corrections in neutrino-electron scattering, particularly on exclusive contributions to neutrino channels such as the neutrino charge radius. The results show promising prospects for a clear measurement of this effective quantity.