"Neutrino Oscillations and the MINOS Experiment"Nathanial Tagg , Oxford University [Host: Craig Dukes]
ABSTRACT:
Neutrinos have started to gain enormous attention over the last 30 years
because of strange properties that allow them to seemingly disappear when
travelling long distances. I will give brief history of the important
discoveries by neutrino experiments to put the newly-started MINOS
experiment into context. MINOS is an experiment to produce neutrinos at
Fermilab (near Chicago) and fire them undgeround to the Soudan lab (near
Duluth), a baseline of 730km. The challenges of performing this
long-baseline neutrino oscillation experiment will be discussed.
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High Energy Physics Seminar Thursday, April 14, 2005 2:30 PM Physics Building, Room 313 Note special date. Note special time. Note special room. *Please note special date, time, and location. |
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