Secondary Beams at Jefferson Lab Workshop (BDX & Beyond)

Session

Friday Morning I

Sep 5, 2025, 9:00 AM

F113 (Jefferson Lab)

Conveners

Friday Morning I

• Marco Battaglieri (JLab/INFNGE)

8. Probing neutrino interaction simulations with electron scattering data (remote)

Júlia Tena-Vidal

9/5/25, 9:00 AM

Neutrino Physics

28. Discussion on neutrino scattering in the BDX facility (remote)

Adi Ashkenazi, Júlia Tena-Vidal

9/5/25, 9:25 AM

Neutrino Physics

14. Overview of CERN secondary beam lines (remote)

Dipanwita Banerjee

9/5/25, 9:40 AM

Others, Including Beamdump and Beamlines

37. Physics Opportunities with Muon Beams from Low to High Energies

Andrei Afanasev

9/5/25, 10:05 AM

36. Generation and characterization of directional muon beams using Laser Plasma Acceleration at the BELLA Center

Davide Terzani (Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory)

Muons are a powerful probe for applications like tomography of large, dense objects, with uses in geological surveying, nuclear non-proliferation, and industrial inspection. However, the field has been constrained by a reliance on cosmic rays, a source characterized by a low and non-directional flux, hence requiring long exposure times, limiting muography to static targets. Laser-Plasma...