Explore the latest developments in neutrino physics through this 48-minute conference talk from the Interdisciplinary Developments in Neutrino Physics Conference. Dive into MiniBoone and cross sections with David Caratelli from UCSB, covering detector observables, proton measurements, data utilization, and cross-section results. Examine inclusive and exclusive measurements, focusing on proton exclusive final states. Learn about low energy activity, the short baseline program, and future steps in neutrino research. Gain insights into detector modeling, true energy transfer, and fake data studies to enhance understanding of modern neutrino physics and its interdisciplinary applications.
MiniBoone and Cross Sections - David Caratelli - UCSB
Kavli Institute for Theoretical Physics via YouTube
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
Detector observables
Proton measurements
How to make use of the data
Examples
detector modeling
crosssection results
crosssection results summary
inclusive measurements
exclusive measurements
exclusive final states
proton exclusive final states
next steps
low energy activity
legacy
short baseline program
conclusion
Thank you
True energy transfer
Fake data studies
Taught by
Kavli Institute for Theoretical Physics
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