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      • COLLOQUIUM DFA: Takaaki Kajita
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        Speaker: Takaaki Kajita

        Affiliation: Institute for Cosmic Radiation Research, University of Tokyo (Japan)

        Title: Oscillation Neutrino Physics 

        Date: January 26th, 2023, at 3 PM (CET)

        Where: on zoom and on Youtube  

        Abstract: Neutrinos are one of the subatomic particles. They have no electric charge. In the Standard Model of particle physics, neutrinos have been assumed to have no mass. It was predicted more than 50 years ago that neutrinos will change their type(flavor) while propagating in the vacuum or in any medium, if they have mass. This phenomenon is called neutrino oscillations. In 1998, neutrino oscillation was discovered. Further studies on neutrinos are in progress in various neutrino projects. In particular, neutrinos with very small mass might be the key to understand the origin of the matter in the Universe.  

        Link INDICO: https://indico.dfa.unipd.it/event/659/

        Zoom link: https://unipd.link/ColloquiumDFA-26-01-2023

        YouTube link: https://unipd.link/AulaRostagniUniPadovaDFA
         

        Last update: 19/01/2023

         

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