Saturnalia: programa de charlas (10-19 diciembre 2019) 🗓 🗺
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Seminarios
Conferencia de Antonio Pich, «El bosón de Higgs: una ventana en la frontera del conocimiento» 🗓 🗺
El descubrimiento en 2012 del bosón de Higgs, en el “Gran Colisionador de Hadrones” (LHC) del CERN, tiene para la física una relevancia equiparable a la que tuvo el descubrimiento del ADN en biología o la evidencia de la estructura atómica y molecular en química. Desde el punto de vista tecnológico supone un hito comparable
Jan Schütte-Enge, «Axion dark matter direct detection: Present and Future» 🗓 🗺
Axions are hypothetical particles introduced to solve the strong CP problem of the Standard Model. In addition axions can resolve the dark matter mystery. In this talk I will first discuss the interesting axion mass ranges which current and future direct detection experiments are targeting. I will then focus on two different detection techniques for
Carlos García Canal, «Probing strong dynamics with cosmic neutrinos» 🗓
Triggered by the IceCube detection of astrophysical neutrino candidates in the range of PeV energies, we propose to investigate the sensitivity of future South Pole neutrino-detection experiments to the neutrino-nucleon cross section. By using the combination of up- and down-going data of neutrinos, sensible to neutral current processes one can disentangle particle physics from astrophysics