1–8 mars 2008
La Thuile
Fuseau horaire Europe/Paris

Session

More neutrinos – dark matter, cosmic rays

07am
7 mars 2008, 08:30
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  1. Prof. Roumen Tsenov (University of Sofia)
    07/03/2008 08:30
    Recent results obtained by the HARP collaboration on the measurements of the double-differential production cross-section of positive and negative pions in interactions of 3-12 GeV/c protons with nuclear targets from Beryllium to Lead are presented. They cover production at small angles (30-210 mrad) and relatively large momenta up to 8 GeV/c as well as large angles (0.35 - 2.15 rad)...
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  2. Marco Vignati (Roma univ. Italia)
    07/03/2008 08:50
  3. Dr Antonio Marrone (Dipartimento di Fisica, Univ. di Bari & INFN Bari)
    07/03/2008 09:10
    A brief introduction to neutrino self-interaction effects in Supernovae (SN) is presented. In the extreme environment of core collapse SNe, the very large neutrino densities induce collective flavor transitions, different from the usual MSW neutrino oscillations in matter. In particular, self-interaction induced neutrino oscillations can be very important for inverted neutrino hierarchy...
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  4. Dr Joern Kersten (Abdus Salam ICTP)
    07/03/2008 09:30
    We discuss the prospects for detecting right-handed neutrinos which are introduced in the see-saw mechanism at future colliders. This requires a very accurate cancellation between contributions from different right-handed neutrinos to the light neutrino mass matrix. We search for possible symmetries behind this cancellation and find that they have to include lepton number conservation. Light...
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  5. M. Rafael Lang (Max-Planck-Institut für Physik)
    07/03/2008 09:50
    CRESST is a direct search experiment for WIMP dark matter, located in the Gran Sasso laboratories. We use scintillating crystals as target material, operated at millikelvin temperatures. Recording both the phonon- and the light signal from each particle interaction allows for an active background discrimination. The talk will give an overview of the experiment. Results from last year with an...
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  6. Prof. Sun Kee Kim (Seoul National University)
    07/03/2008 10:25
  7. Dr Jean-Francois Glicenstein (IRFU, CEA-Saclay)
    07/03/2008 10:45
  8. Dr Silvia Borghi (CERN)
    07/03/2008 11:10
    The CAST (CERN Axion Solar Telescope) experiment is searching for solar axions by their conversion into photons inside the magnet pipe of an LHC dipole. The analysis of the data recorded during the first phase of the experiment with vacuum in the magnet pipes has resulted in the most restrictive experimental limit on the coupling constant of axions to photons. In the second phase, CAST is...
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  9. Javier Redondo Martín (DESY Germany)
    07/03/2008 11:30
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