Recent results of the Majorana Demonstrator experiment

Recent results of the Majorana Demonstrator experiment

J. M. López-Castaño,S. I. Alvis,I. J. Arnquist,F. T. Avignone,A. S. Barabash,C. J. Barton,V. Basu,F. E. Bertrand,B. Bos,V. Brudanin,M. Busch,M. Buuck,T. S. Caldwell,Y.-D. Chan,C. D. Christofferson,P.-H. Chu,M. L. Clark,C. Cuesta,J. A. Detwiler,A. Drobizhev,D. W. Edwins,Yu. Efremenko,H. Ejiri,S. R. Elliott,T. Gilliss,G. K. Giovanetti,M. P. Green,J. Gruszko,I. S. Guinn,V. E. Guiseppe,C. R. Haufe,R. J. Hegedus,R. Henning,D. Hervas Aguilar,E. W. Hoppe,A. Hostiuc,M. A. Howe,K. J. Keeter,M. F. Kidd,S. I. Konovalov,R. T. Kouzes,A. M. Lopez,E. Martin,R. D. Martin,R. Massarczyk,S. J. Meijer,S. Mertens,J. Myslik,T. K. Oli,G. Othman,W. Pettus,A. Piliounis,A. W. P. Poon,D. C. Radford,J. Rager,A. L. Reine,K. Rielage,N. W. Ruof,B. Shanks,M. Shirchenko,D. Tedeschi,R. L. Varner,S. Vasilyev,B. R. White,J. F. Wilkerson,C. Wiseman,W. Xu,E. Yakushev,C.-H. Yu,V. Yumatov,I. Zhitnikov,B. X. Zhu;J. M. López-Castaño;S. I. Alvis;I. J. Arnquist;F. T. Avignone;A. S. Barabash;C. J. Barton;V. Basu;F. E. Bertrand;B. Bos;V. Brudanin;M. Busch;M. Buuck;T. S. Caldwell;Y.-D. Chan;C. D. Christofferson;P.-H. Chu;M. L. Clark;C. Cuesta;J. A. Detwiler;A. Drobizhev;D. W. Edwins;Yu. Efremenko;H. Ejiri;S. R. Elliott;T. Gilliss;G. K. Giovanetti;M. P. Green;J. Gruszko;I. S. Guinn;V. E. Guiseppe;C. R. Haufe;R. J. Hegedus;R. Henning;D. Hervas Aguilar;E. W. Hoppe;A. Hostiuc;M. A. Howe;K. J. Keeter;M. F. Kidd;S. I. Konovalov;R. T. Kouzes;A. M. Lopez;E. Martin;R. D. Martin;R. Massarczyk;S. J. Meijer;S. Mertens;J. Myslik;T. K. Oli;G. Othman;W. Pettus;A. Piliounis;A. W. P. Poon;D. C. Radford;J. Rager;A. L. Reine;K. Rielage;N. W. Ruof;B. Shanks;M. Shirchenko;D. Tedeschi;R. L. Varner;S. Vasilyev;B. R. White;J. F. Wilkerson;C. Wiseman;W. Xu;E. Yakushev;C.-H. Yu;V. Yumatov;I. Zhitnikov;B. X. Zhu;
workshop on calculation of double-beta-decay matrix elements (medex’19) 2019 Vol. 2165 pp. 020018-
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The Majorana Demonstrator is searching for neutrinoless double-beta decay in 76Ge with two modular arrays of natural and 76Ge-enriched germanium detectors. It is located at the 4850’ level of Sanford Underground Research Facility in Lead, South Dakota, USA, and its total mass of germanium detectors is 44.1 kg, of which 29.7 kg is enriched. The analysis of the first 26 kg-yr of data provides an unprecedented energy resolution of 0.13% in the region of interest at 2039 keV and a background level of 15.4 ±2.0 counts/(FWHM t yr). It establishes the lower limit of the half-life of neutrinoless double beta decay as 2.7 1025 yr in 76Ge at 90% CL. This analysis will be summarized here with an emphasis on the energy determination.

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