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**Autoria(s):** ADAMSON, P.; ANDREOPOULOS, C.; ARMS, K. E.; ARMSTRONG, R.; AUTY, D. J.; AYRES, D. S.; BALLER, B.; BARR, G.; BARRETT, W. L.; BECKER, B. R.; BELIAS, A.; BERNSTEIN, R. H.; BHATTACHARYA, D.; BISHAI, M.; BLAKE, A.; BOCK, G. J.; BOEHM, J.; BOEHNLEIN, D. J.; BOGERT, D.; BOWER, C.; BUCKLEY-GEER, E.; CAVANAUGH, S.; CHAPMAN, J. D.; CHERDACK, D.; CHILDRESS, S.; CHOUDHARY, B. C.; COLEMAN, S. J.; CULLING, A. J.; JONG, J. K. de; DIWAN, M. V.; DORMAN, M.; DYTMAN, S. A.; ESCOBAR, C. O.; EVANS, J. J.; HARRIS, E. Falk; FELDMAN, G. J.; FROHNE, M. V.; GALLAGHER, H. R.; GOODMAN, M. C.; Gouffon, Philippe; GRAN, R.; GRASHORN, E. W.; GROSSMAN, N.; GRZELAK, K.; HABIG, A.; HARRIS, D.; HARRIS, P. G.; HARTNELL, J.; HATCHER, R.; HELLER, K.; HIMMEL, A.; HOLIN, A.; HYLEN, J.; IRWIN, G. M.; ISHITSUKA, M.; JAFFE, D. E.; JAMES, C.; JENSEN, D.; KAFKA, T.; KASAHARA, S. M. S.; KIM, J. J.; KOIZUMI, G.; KOPP, S.; KORDOSKY, M.; KOSKINEN, D. J.; KREYMER, A.; KUMARATUNGA, S.; LANG, K.; LING, J.; LITCHFIELD, P. J.; LITCHFIELD, R. P.; LOIACONO, L.; LUCAS, P.; MA, J.; MANN, W. A.; MARSHAK, M. L.; MARSHALL, J. S.; MAYER, N.; MCGOWAN, A. M.; MEIER, J. R.; MESSIER, M. D.; METELKO, C. J.; MICHAEL, D. G.; MILLER, J. L.; MILLER, W. H.; MISHRA, S. R.; MOORE, C. D.; MORFIN, J.; MUALEM, L.; MUFSON, S.; MURGIA, S.; MUSSER, J.; NAPLES, D.; NELSON, J. K.; NEWMAN, H. B.; NICHOL, R. J.; NICHOLLS, T. C.; OCHOA-RICOUX, J. P.; OLIVER, W. P.; OSPANOV, R.; PALEY, J.; PAOLONE, V.; PARA, A.; PATZAK, T.; PAVLOVIC, Z.; PAWLOSKI, G.; PEARCE, G. F.; PECK, C. W.; PETYT, D. A.; PITTAM, R.; PLUNKETT, R. K.; RAHAMAN, A.; RAMEIKA, R. A.; RAUFER, T. M.; REBEL, B.; REICHENBACHER, J.; RODRIGUES, P. A.; ROSENFELD, C.; RUBIN, H. A.; SANCHEZ, M. C.; SAOULIDOU, N.; SCHNEPS, J.; SCHREINER, P.; SHANAHAN, P.; SMART, W.; SOUSA, A.; SPEAKMAN, B.; STAMOULIS, P.; STRAIT, M.; TAGG, N.; TALAGA, R. L.; TAVERA, M. A.; THOMAS, J.; THOMPSON, J.; THOMSON, M. A.; THRON, J. L.; TINTI, G.; TZANAKOS, G.; URHEIM, J.; VAHLE, P.; VIREN, B.; WATABE, M.; WEBER, A.; WEBB, R. C.; WEHMANN, A.; WEST, N.; WHITE, C.; WOJCICKI, S. G.; YANG, T.; ZOIS, M.; ZHANG, K.; ZWASKA, R.
Contribuinte(s)	UNIVERSIDADE DE SÃO PAULO
Data(s)	18/04/2012 18/04/2012 2008
Resumo	A search for a sidereal modulation in the MINOS near detector neutrino data was performed. If present, this signature could be a consequence of Lorentz and CPT violation as predicted by the effective field theory called the standard-model extension. No evidence for a sidereal signal in the data set was found, implying that there is no significant change in neutrino propagation that depends on the direction of the neutrino beam in a sun-centered inertial frame. Upper limits on the magnitudes of the Lorentz and CPT violating terms in the standard-model extension lie between 10(-4) and 10(-2) of the maximum expected, assuming a suppression of these signatures by a factor of 10(-17). U.S. DOE UK STFC U.S. NSF National Science Foundation State and University of Minnesota University of Athens, Greece, and Brazil's FAPESP CNPq
Identificador	PHYSICAL REVIEW LETTERS, v.101, n.15, 2008 0031-9007 http://producao.usp.br/handle/BDPI/16028 10.1103/PhysRevLett.101.151601 http://dx.doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevLett.101.151601
Idioma(s)	eng
Publicador	AMER PHYSICAL SOC
Relação	Physical Review Letters
Direitos	restrictedAccess Copyright AMER PHYSICAL SOC
Palavras-Chave	#STANDARD MODEL #VIOLATION #Physics, Multidisciplinary
Tipo	article original article publishedVersion

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