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Searching for Dark Photons and ALPs using Gamma-rays from Nuclear Reactors
Nuclear reactors are intense sources of MeV gamma rays, produced in fission, radiative neutron capture and the de-excitation of fission products. Building on earlier phenomenological studies, we present a detector-independent description of the production of light, weakly coupled particles by reacto
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