Explore the fascinating realm of ultralight particle radiation from compact stars and delve into the intriguing effects of neutrinos in this illuminating 28-minute lecture by T.K. Poddar at the Galileo Galilei Institute. Gain insights into cutting-edge astrophysical research, examining the complex interactions between ultralight particles and dense stellar environments. Discover how neutrinos play a crucial role in these processes and their implications for our understanding of compact star physics.
Ultralight Particle Radiation from Compact Stars and the Effect of Neutrinos
Galileo Galilei Institute via YouTube
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Syllabus
T.K. Poddar: "Ultralight particle radiation from compact stars and the effect of neutrinos"
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Galileo Galilei Institute
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