Precision neutrino physics with an intermediate baseline reactor neutrino experiment

Abstract

We discuss the potential physics program of a reactor neutrino oscillation experiment with a baseline of L ∼ 20 ÷ 30 km. Depending on the actual values of the physical parameters entering the vacuum survival probability in a three active neutrino mixing scheme, and on the experimental conditions the experiment is conducted in, such a set-up may be sensitive to four and a half of such parameters. We comment on the impact on this physics program of the recently published new data from the SNO salt phase.