Particle Physics Seminars at BNL

Detecting Relic Neutrinos from the Big Bang

Name: Detecting Relic Neutrinos from the Big Bang
Start: 2022-02-03T15:00:00-05:00
End: 2022-02-03T16:00:00-05:00
Location: No location set

by Andi Tan (Princeton University)

Thursday 3 Feb 2022, 15:00 → 16:00 US/Eastern

Description

Neutrinos produced in the early moments of the Big Bang are believed to be the second most abundant particle in the Universe. PTOLEMY is an experiment for detecting relic neutrinos captured on tritium targets to map the flux of neutrinos on the sky. The challenges of ultra-cold relic neutrino detection have led to new advances in material technologies, RF detection, and a transverse drift electromagnetic spectrometer. The current status and outlook of PTOLEMY are presented.

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Organised by

Angelo Di Canto

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dicanto@bnl.gov

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Detecting Relic Neutrinos from the Big Bang

by Andi Tan (Princeton University)