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NF04: Neutrinos from natural sources
Co-Conveners: Yusuke Koshio (Okayama U.), Gabriel D. Orebi Gann (UC Berkeley/LBNL), Erin O'Sullivan (Uppsala), Irene Tamborra (NBIA)
Description
This topical group covers neutrino detection from all natural sources, including the Sun, the Earth, and astrophysical sources. Specific topics include:
Early Universe
- Cosmic neutrino background: prospects for detection
- Neutrino flavor composition and impact on the nucleosythesis
- Absolute neutrino mass: prospects for measuring it
Geoneutrinos
- Flux and spectral measurements
- Separation of U/Th contributions, flux & mantle contributions
- Geographical spread
Solar
- CNO: solar metallicity, solar model
- 8B spectral shape: sensitivity to NSI, matter effects, day/night
- Precision low-energy measurements (pp, pep): luminosity
Supernova
- Prospects for DSNB measurement
- Galactic supernova: flavor composition, pointing, supernova mechanism, BSM physics
- Pre-supernova neutrinos
Atmospheric
- Identifying prompt component
- Neutrino flavor conversion physics
Extragalactic
- The origin of high energy neutrinos and the birthplace of cosmic rays
- The physics of cosmic accelerators: neutrino flavour, energy spectrum, and BSM
- Cosmogenic neutrinos: GZK neutrinos and cosmic ray composition
- Cross sections at high energies
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