@inproceedings{baec06476ed1496caf72ad2110c35fc2,
title = "Fundamental physics possibilities at the European Spallation Source",
abstract = "The construction of the European Spallation has recently started in Lund, Sweden.In addition to the neutron scattering instruments the ESS is designed to serve, the constructionof a new spallation source opens up new possibilities for fundamental physics experiments. Inthis paper some of the possibilities for in-pile experiments are discussed, i.e. experiments thatimpacts the target-moderator-reector systems and that can best be constructed if they areconsidered already in the design phase of a new facility. The main focus of the work reportedhere is put on possible changes to the baseline target-moderator-reector design that wouldallow for ultra cold neutron production and extraction. For completeness, the paper also discusspossible discovery physics experiments that are presently being studied in the framework of ESS.In parallel to the topics discussed here, work is ongoing investigating the scientic potential forin-beam fundamental physics experiments at the ESS.",
author = "Klinkby, {Esben Bryndt} and Konstantin Batkov and Ferenc Mezei and Eric Pitcher and Troels Sch{\"o}nfeldt and Alan Takibayev and Luca Zanini",
year = "2016",
language = "English",
series = "J A E A - Conf",
number = "2015-002",
pages = "541--547",
editor = "Oku, {T. } and Nakamura, {M. } and Sakai, {K. } and Teshigawara, {M. } and Tatsumoto, {H. } and Yonemura, {M. } and Suzuki, {J. } and Arai, {M. }",
booktitle = "Proceedings of the 21st Meeting of the International Collaboration on Advanced Neutron Sources (ICANS XXI)",
publisher = "Japan Atomic Energy Agency",
note = "21st Meeting of the International Collaboration on Advanced Neutron Sources, ICANS ; Conference date: 29-09-2014 Through 03-10-2014",
}