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تسجيل مستخدم جديدMeasurement of the $beta$-asymmetry parameter of $^{67}$Cu in search for tensor type currents in the weak interaction
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Precision measurements at low energy search for physics beyond the Standard Model in a way complementary to searches for new particles at colliders. In the weak sector the most general $beta$ decay Hamiltonian contains, besides vector and axial-vector terms, also scalar, tensor and pseudoscalar terms. Current limits on the scalar and tensor coupling constants from neutron and nuclear $beta$ decay are on the level of several percent. The goal of this paper is extracting new information on tensor coupling constants by measuring the $beta$-asymmetry parameter in the pure Gamow-Teller decay of $^{67}$Cu, thereby testing the V-A structure of the weak interaction. An iron sample foil into which the radioactive nuclei were implanted was cooled down to milliKelvin temperatures in a $^3$He-$^4$He dilution refrigerator. An external magnetic field of 0.1 T, in combination with the internal hyperfine magnetic field, oriented the nuclei. The anisotropic $beta$ radiation was observed with planar high purity germanium detectors operating at a temperature of about 10,K. An on-line measurement of the $beta$ asymmetry of $^{68}$Cu was performed as well for normalization purposes. Systematic effects were investigated using Geant4 simulations. The experimental value, $tilde{A}$ = 0.587(14), is in agreement with the Standard Model value of 0.5991(2) and is interpreted in terms of physics beyond the Standard Model. The limits obtained on possible tensor type charged currents in the weak interaction hamiltonian are -0.045 $< (C_T+C_T)/C_A <$ 0.159 (90% C.L.). The obtained limits are comparable to limits from other correlation measurements in nuclear $beta$ decay and contribute to further constraining tensor coupling constants.
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