21–26 Jun 2026
University of California, Irvine
US/Pacific timezone

Neutrino mass ordering preference induced by Lorentz invariance violation in JUNO

Not scheduled
20m
Conference Center (University of California, Irvine)

Conference Center

University of California, Irvine

Poster Reactor Neutrinos Poster session

Speaker

Tatiana Araya-Santander (Universidad Católica del Norte)

Description

Using the 59.1-day publicly released JUNO spectrum, we study the impact of isotropic Standard Model Extension coefficients on the antineutrino survival probability. We perform two-dimensional $\Delta \chi^2$ scans exploring the joint parameter space of CPT-even and CPT-odd Lorentz invariance violating coefficients. Our analysis provides JUNO-based constraints on isotropic LIV parameter combinations, offering complementary information to existing bounds. We find that the inclusion of LIV effects induces shifts in the solar parameter space. In particular, for normal mass ordering, the best-fit region moves toward higher values of the solar mixing angle, leading to a preference for inverted ordering when LIV is included.

Authors

Dr Cesar Bonilla Díaz (Universidad Católica del Norte) Dr Surpiya Pan (Universidad Católica del Norte) Tatiana Araya-Santander (Universidad Católica del Norte)

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