Explore the intriguing world of neutrino physics in this 40-minute lecture by D. Fiorillo at the Galileo Galilei Institute. Delve into the cutting-edge theories surrounding fast neutrino flavor evolution, a phenomenon that challenges our understanding of these elusive particles. Gain insights into the latest research and theoretical frameworks that attempt to explain the rapid changes in neutrino flavors, and discover how these concepts impact our comprehension of astrophysical processes and the fundamental nature of the universe.
Overview
Syllabus
D. Fiorillo: "Theories of fast neutrino flavor evolution"
Taught by
Galileo Galilei Institute
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