Core-Collapse Supernovae Detection with Neutrinos and Gravitational Waves

Overview

Explore the fascinating realm of core-collapse supernovae detection through neutrinos and gravitational waves in this 32-minute lecture by G. Pagliaroli at the Galileo Galilei Institute. Delve into the cutting-edge techniques and technologies used to observe these cosmic phenomena, gaining insights into the latest advancements in astrophysics and particle physics. Learn how scientists combine data from neutrino detectors and gravitational wave observatories to unravel the mysteries of stellar explosions and their aftermath. Discover the potential implications of these observations for our understanding of the universe, stellar evolution, and fundamental physics.

Syllabus

G. Pagliaroli: "Core-collapse supernovae detection with neutrinos and gavitational waves"

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Galileo Galilei Institute

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