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PIRSA ID: 21090019

Series: Particle Physics

Event Type: Seminar

Scientific Area(s): Particle Physics

End date: 2021-09-21

Speaker(s): Matheus Hostert Matheus Hostert Harvard University

 The existence of right-handed neutrinos may shed light on the origin of neutrino masses. It is also conceivable that if these particles exist, they may have a new set of interactions and symmetries of their own. In this talk, I will discuss "lamppost" models where MeV to GeV heavy neutrinos interact with a dark photon, and discuss some novel experimental signatures at neutrino detectors, e+e− colliders, and kaon decays. I will also comment on some connections to MiniBooNE and the (g-2) of the muon.