Non-Standard Interaction of atmospheric neutrino in future experiments

We show the prospects of probing neutral-current non-standard interaction (NSI) in the propagation of atmospheric neutrinos in future large-volume neutrino experiments including DUNE, HK, KNO, and ORCA. For DUNE, we utilize its ability of identifying the tau neutrino event and combine the ${\nu }_{\tau }$ appearance with the ${\nu }_{\mu }$ disappearance. Based on our simulated results, the ten years of data taking of the atmospheric neutrinos can enormously improve the bounds on the NSI parameters $\varepsilon_{\mu \tau}, | \varepsilon_{\mu \mu} - \varepsilon_{\tau \tau} |$,$\varepsilon_{e \mu }$,$\varepsilon_{e \tau}$and$| \varepsilon_{\mu \mu} - \varepsilon_{e e} |$ by a couple of orders of magnitudes. In addition, we show the expected correlations between the CP-violation phase ${\delta }_{CP}$ and the NSI parameters ${\epsilon }_{e\mu },{\epsilon }_{e\tau }$, and $|\varepsilon_{ee} - \varepsilon_{\mu \mu}|$ and confirm the potentials of DUNE, HK, KNO (combined with HK) in excluding the “No CP violation” hypothesis at 1$\sigma$, 2$\sigma$, and 3$\sigma$, respectively.