Explore the intricacies of collective effects in neutrino oscillations in this 49-minute lecture by G. Sigl at the Galileo Galilei Institute. Delve into the fascinating world of particle physics as the speaker examines various aspects of neutrino behavior and their collective interactions. Gain insights into the complex phenomena that occur when neutrinos oscillate en masse and understand the implications for our understanding of the universe. Learn about the latest research and theoretical developments in this cutting-edge field of physics, and discover how collective effects can influence neutrino propagation and detection.
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Syllabus
G. Sigl: "Some aspects of collective effects in neutrino oscillations"
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Galileo Galilei Institute
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