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SN neutrinos at the crossroads: astrophysics, oscillations, and detection

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Meeting room (ECT* - Villa Tambosi)

Meeting room

ECT* - Villa Tambosi

Strada delle Tabarelle, 286 38123 - Villazzano (TN) Italy
Alessandro Mirizzi ( University of Bari ) (University of Bari), Basudeb Dasgupta ( Tata Institute for Fundamental Research ) (Tata Institute for Fundamental Research)
Description

SN neutrinos at the crossroads: astrophysics, oscillations, and detection

 

The next Galactic supernova (SN) would be a once in a lifetime event for particle astrophysics, offering a unique opportunity for a multi-messenger detection of gravitational waves, neutrinos of all flavors, and multi-wavelength photons. The aim of the workshop is to review and discuss the recent advances in the study of SN neutrinos and future perspectives, ranging from SN simulations, neutrino oscillations, nucleosynthesis, gravitational waves, and SN neutrino experimental searches. The workshop is structured to address these broad issues in a synergistic interdisciplinary way and to stimulate discussions and collaborations among scientists working on SN neutrinos from different perspectives.

Main Topics:

 

  • Core-collapse simulations
  • Microphysics of supernova core
  • Stellar nucleosynthesis
  • Neutrino flavor conversions
  • Exotic particle emissions
  • Neutrino detection strategies

 

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Secretariat: Susan Driessen
  • Monday 13 May
    • registration
    • Welcome
      • 1
        Welcome talk
        Speaker: Prof. Jochen Wambach (Director of ECT*)
    • Astrophysics Session
      • 2
        Supernovae and neutrinos
        Speaker: Prof. John Beacom (Ohio State Univ.)
        ECT2019-Beacom.pdf
      • 10:40
        Coffee Break
      • 3
        Core collapse supernova simulation at the crossroads
        Speaker: Prof. Anthony Mezzacappa
        TrentoWorkshop_Mezzacappa_V6.pdf
      • 12:00
        Lunch
      • 4
        Multi-messenger supernova neutrino detection
        Speaker: Prof. Irene Tamborra (Niels Bohr Institute)
        ECT_Tamborra.pdf
      • 5
        Pushing spherically symmetric SN to explosion
        Speaker: Prof. Carla Fröhlich (North Carolina State University)
        frohlich_Trento_SNnu_PUBLIC.pdf
      • 6
        SN gravitational waves at the crossroads: synergetic analysis with SN neutrinos
        Speaker: Prof. Kei Kotake (Fukuoka University)
        kotake_ectstar.pdf
      • 15:30
        Coffee Break
      • 7
        Neutrino bremsstrahlung rate in supernova matter revisited based on chiral EFT potential
        Speaker: Dr Guo Gang (GSI)
        Gang_neutrino_brem.pdf
      • 8
        Probing rotation of core-collapse supernovae with neutrino gyroscopes
        Speaker: Dr Laurie Walk (Niels Bohr Institute)
        LWalk_Presnetation_Trento.pdf
      • 9
        Core-collapse supernovae are thermonuclear explosions
        Speaker: Dr Doron Kushnir (Weizmann Institute of Science)
      • 10
        Supernova neutrino detection with KM3NeT
        Speaker: Dr Vladimir Kulikovskiy (INFN Sezione Di Genova)
        KM3NeT_CONF_2019_XXX_Trento_Kulikovskiy_v3.pdf
  • Tuesday 14 May
    • Flavor conversions
      • 11
        Flavor evolution of dense neutrinos as an emergent phenomenon
        Speaker: Dr Georg Raffelt (MPI Munich)
        Raffelt-Trento.pdf
      • 12:00
        Lunch
      • 12
        Effective theory of collective neutrino oscillations
        Speaker: Prof. Alexei Smirnov (MPI Heidelberg)
        Smirnov_trento19.pptx
      • 13
        Algebraic approach to collective neutrino oscillations
        Speaker: Prof. Baha Balantekin (University of Wisconsin)
        ECT2019_Balantekin.pdf
      • 14
        Neutrino flavor evolution beyond the standard frameworks
        Speaker: Prof. Cristina Volpe (APC, Paris)
        MCVolpe-ECT_.pdf
      • 15:30
        Coffee Break
      • 15
        NSI effects on supernova neutrino oscillations
        Speaker: Prof. Amol Dighe (TIFR, Mumbai)
        Dighe-trento19.pdf
      • 16
        Numerical toy models for fast and slow neutrino oscillations
        Speaker: Prof. Guenter Sigl (Hamburg University)
        Sigl_trento.pdf
      • 17:10
        Coffee break
      • 17
        Slow and fast collective oscillations: 3 flavor analysis
        Speaker: Prof. Sovan Chakraborty (Indian Institute of Technology, Guwahati)
        Chakraborty_Trento.pdf
      • 18
        Stability of three flavor neutrino conversion in supernova
        Speaker: Mr Christian Döring (MPI Heidelberg)
        Talk_ChristianDoering_14519-expanded.pdf
  • Wednesday 15 May
    • Nucleosynthesis and new particle emission
      • 19
        Neutrinos and supernovae
        Speaker: Prof. Thomas Janka (MPI Garching)
      • 20
        Nucleosynthesis: an overview
        Speaker: Prof. Karlheinz Langanke (GSI Helmholtzzentrum für Schwerionenforschung GmbH)
        Langanke.ppt
      • 10:50
        Coffee break
      • 21
        Neutrinos and nucleosynthesis in supernova
        Speaker: Prof. Gabriel Martinez-Pinedo (GSI Darmstadt)
      • 12:10
        Lunch
      • 22
        Neutrino nucleosynthesis with time-dependent neutrino-emission spectra
        Speaker: Dr Andre Sieverding (University of Minnesota)
        Sieverding_Trento.pdf.pdf
      • 23
        Effect of opacities on neutrino signal
        Speaker: Prof. Tobias Fischer (Wraclow University)
        Fischer_trento2019.pdf
      • 14:30
        Coffee Break
      • 24
        Colloqium: Chasing Neutrinos Around the World: A Personal History

        ABSTRACT: Come hear a dramatic and entertaining account of the first half century of experimental neutrino science. Through rare photos, insider stories, and other primary source material, travel from Hanford and Savannah River in the US to South Africa, on to India, back to the US, over to Japan, and finally off to Sweden - twice! Hear about the soaring triumphs, crushing setbacks, and international rivalries which have helped define the last six decades in this challenging field, as well as what the
        near future has in store. This colorful lecture is based almost entirely on the speaker's first hand experiences as well as his interviews with other eyewitnesses to physics history.

        Speaker: Prof. Mark Vagins (IMPU Tokyo)
        Trento19_Vagins.pdf
      • 16:00
        Coffee break
      • 25
        Supernovae & axions
        Speaker: Prof. Maurizio Giannotti (Barry Univ., Miami)
        MGiannotti_ ECT_2019.pdf
      • 26
        Progenitors of core-collapse SNe: neutrinos and other WISPs
        Speaker: Prof. Oscar Straniero (Italian National Instutute of Astrophysics)
        Straniero.pdf
      • 27
        Global comparison of spherically symmetric SN explosions
        Speaker: Prof. Evan O'Connor (Stockholm University)
        OConnor_global_ectstar.pdf
      • 17:50
        Break
      • 28
        The effect of neutrino oscillations on core-collapse supernova explosion
        Speaker: Dr Charles Stapleford (North Carolina State University)
        SNCrossroads_Stapleford.pdf
      • 29
        Crossings between the angular distributions of neutrinos in the supernova core
        Speaker: Dr Shashank Shalgar (Niels Bohr Institute)
        Shalgar-talk.pdf
  • Thursday 16 May
    • Neutrino detection strategies
      • 30
        Supernova neutrino detection
        Speaker: Prof. Kate Scholberg (Duke Univ.)
        trento-Scholberg.pdf
      • 10:40
        Coffee break
      • 31
        Determining supernova unknowns with the diffuse supernova neutrino background
        Speaker: Dr Anna Suliga (Niels Bohr Institute, University of Copenhage)
        Suliga_Trento2019.pdf
      • 11:50
        Lunch
      • 32
        Detecting the DSNB in water-based liquid scintillators
        Speaker: Prof. Michael Wurm (JGU Mainz)
        Wurm_dsnb_wbls_trento_may19.pdf
      • 33
        Supernovae, IceCube, and new ideas
        Speaker: Prof. Lutz Köpke (Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz)
        LutzKoepkeTrentoTalkshort.pptx
      • 34
        SN neutrinos at JUNO
        Speaker: Prof. Shun Zhou (Institute of High Energy Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences)
        Trento-ZHOU-190516.pdf
      • 14:30
        Coffee break
      • 35
        Full-flavor reconstruction of supernova neutrino energy spectra
        Speaker: Dr Huiling Li (Institute of High Energy Physics)
        20190516_ECT_HLi.pdf
      • 36
        The JUNO detector and its potential in detecting CCSN neutrinos
        Speaker: Ms Cristina Martellini (University Roma 3)
        Martellini_Trento_2019.pdf
      • 37
        HALO-1kT: a lead-based supernova detector
        Speaker: Dr Andrea Gallo-Rosso (Laurentian University)
        Gallo_Rosso_ECT.pdf
      • 16:10
        Coffee break
      • 38
        Development of the comprehensive analysis tools for the supernova neutrino detectors
        Speaker: Dr Vsevolod Orekhov (Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz)
        Orekhov_sn.pdf
      • 39
        Sensitivity of SNO+ to supernova neutrinos
        Speaker: Dr Mark Stringer (Queen Mary University Of London)
        Stringer_ECTSNTalk.pdf
      • 17:10
        Break
      • 40
        Neutrino evolution in dense neutrino media and self-induced flavor equilibrium
        Speaker: Dr Sajad Abbar (APC, Paris)
        Abbar_Trento_2019.pdf
      • 41
        Moments, fast conversions and SN simulations
        Speaker: Dr Manibrata Sen (Northwestern University)
        ECT_Talk_Manibrata_Sen.pdf
      • 42
        Criterion for fast flavor conversion
        Speaker: Mr Tobias Stirner (MPI Munich)
        CrossingProof_Stimer.pdf
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