Neutrino Physics

by Dr Muriel VANDERDONCKT (CERN, Genève, Suisse)

Monday 15 Oct 2007, 14:00 → 16:00 Europe/Brussels

E.349 (Institut de Physique Nucleaire)

"The neutrino is probably the most mysterious particle known today. These lectures will review the past and ongoing quest to understand the neutrino and its interactions as well as the handles its properties will give us on physics beyond the Standard Model. Moreover, neutrinos are mass-produced in stars, in the atmosphere, during supernova collapses or at beginning of the universe. The measurement of the fluxes reaching the Earth gives us a better understanding of these astrophysical processes as well as of the neutrino."

Slides Neutrinos1.pdf