Workshop on Tau Neutrinos from GeV to EeV 2021 (NuTau2021)

Session

Overview

28 Sep 2021, 09:45

This workshop will be held as a virtual event (Hosted by Brookhaven National Laboratory)

Conveners

Overview

• Andre De Gouvea (Northwestern)
• Peter Denton (Brookhaven National Lab)

Presentation materials

sep28_meeting_saved_chat.txt

Contribution list Timetable

3. Theory overview: New Physics in Neutrino Oscillations and role of tau neutrinos

Jacobo Lopez-Pavon (Valencia U, IFIC)

28/09/2021, 09:45

I will start motivating and introducing the main New Physics avenues that will be considered in this talk. Then, I will discuss the potential of neutrino oscillation measurements to test these scenarios, paying particular attention to the role of tau neutrino detection. I will also comment on the potential opportunities that tau detection can provide in other related scenarios, as direct...

4. Experimental overview: artificial sources

Laura Fields (Fermilab)

28/09/2021, 10:15

Artificial neutrino sources are complimentary to natural sources and in many cases have the unique capability that their characteristics can be optimized to specific physics goals. Identifying tau neutrinos from artificial sources is challenging, but has been done successfully by the DoNUT and OPERA experiments. Several experiments using accelerator-based sources of tau neutrinos that are...

5. Experimental overview: natural sources

Tyce DeYoung (Michigan State University)

28/09/2021, 10:45

Natural sources produce neutrinos which travel to us over distances ranging from kilometers to gigaparsecs and beyond. Tau neutrinos form a considerable fraction of the neutrino flux, as a result of flavor oscillations. I will review some of the experimental considerations related to detection of atmospheric and cosmological tau neutrinos, and provide a brief overview of the various...

6. Discussion

28/09/2021, 11:15