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Neutrino

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Follow  |   Public Spot created by fred-james the 11/01/2008  |  Visited : 5011  |  Channel: Science, History, Religio   |  Abusive content
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Selfportrait, installation

My last work is my first installation, ''Selfportrait'', a good description of my destiny. Like Blake, Michaux, Sabato and other major intelectuals I was fascinated since my early youth by both literature and art. When I imagined this installation I thought[...]

saatchi-gallery.co.uk   |   the 30/01   |   Add or View Comment
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Determination of Neutrino mixing parameters after SNO oscillation evidence

(14 May 2002) An updated analysis of all available neutrino oscillation evidence in Solar experiments (SK day and night spectra, global rates from Homestake, SAGE and GALLEX) including the latest SNO CC and NC data is presented. Assuming that the shape[...]

citeulike.org   |   the 01/08/2008   |   Add or View Comment

Time?energy uncertainty relations for neutrino oscillations and the Mössbauer neutrino experiment

Author(s): S M Bilenky, F von Feilitzsch and W Potzel Affiliation(s): Joint Institute for Nuclear Research, Dubna, R-141980, Russia; Physik-Department E15, Technische Universität München, D-85748 Garching, Germany

stacks.iop.org   |   the 30/07/2008   |   Add or View Comment
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Application of Hamamatsu MPPC to T2K Neutrino Detectors. (arXiv:0807.3145v1 [physics.ins-det] CROSS LISTED)

A special type of Hamamatsu MPPC, with a sensitive area of 1.3x1.3mm^2containing 667 pixels with 50x50um^2 each, has been developed for the nearneutrino detector in the T2K long baseline neutrino experiment. About 60 000MPPCs will be used in total to[...]

en.redtram.com   |   the 24/07/2008   |   Add or View Comment

Underwater neutrino telescope looks down to see sky

Astronomers have finished building a telescope called ANTARES under the Mediterranean Sea, it will look THROUGH the Earth at the southern sky.

digg.com   |   the 17/07/2008   |   Add or View Comment

Neutrino signatures and the neutrino-driven wind in Binary Neutron Star Mergers

http://www.arxiv.org/abs/0806.4380 Luc Dessart, Christian Ott, Adam Burrows, Stefan Rosswog, Eli Livne this http URL We present VULCAN/2D multi-group flux-limited-diffusion radiation hydrodynamics simulations of binary neutron star (BNS) mergers, using[...]

cita.utoronto.ca   |   the 01/07/2008   |   Add or View Comment

Determining neutrino absorption spectra at ultra-high energies

Author(s): O Scholten and A R van Vliet Affiliation(s): Kernfysisch Versneller Instituut, University of Groningen, 9747 AA, Groningen, The Netherlands

stacks.iop.org   |   the 19/06/2008   |   Add or View Comment

Neutrino - advised by media consultant to remain elusive ...

The Ghost Particle is airing tonight on PBS, featuring, of course, the neutrino: In this program, NOVA probes the secret ingredient of the cosmos: swarms of invisible particles that fill every cubic inch of space and just may explain how...

salvomag.typepad.com   |   the 04/06/2008   |   Add or View Comment

Sources of uncertainties in the s-process in massive stars: convection and reaction rates

http://www.arxiv.org/abs/0805.3607 V. Costa, M.L. Pumo, A. Bonanno, R.A. Zappala' 4 pages, 2 figures, Proceedings of the ''Catania workshop on nuclear and neutrino astrophysics'' Current models of s-nucleosynthesis in massive stars ($Msim15 M_{odot}$[...]

cita.utoronto.ca   |   the 01/06/2008   |   Add or View Comment

Searching for Alien Neutrino Messages

If you were a hyper advanced alien civilization, rather then mucking about with noisy electromagnetic waves, perhaps you would try to make contact with other intelligent life forms by sending your messages via neutrinos. First detected in 1953, neutrinos[...]

blog.wired.com   |   the 26/05/2008   |   Add or View Comment
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