The Mitchell Conference on Collider, Dark Matter, and Neutrino Physics 2024

Session

Neutrino

May 24, 2024, 10:45 AM

Hawking Auditorium (Mitchell Institute, Texas A&M University)

Conveners

Neutrino

• Frank F Deppisch

2. Ab initio Nuclear Calculations for Dark Matter Detection and CEvNS

Baishan Hu

5/24/24, 10:45 AM

Over the past decades, ab initio nuclear calculation has made dramatic progress, especially reaching the heavy mass region as 208Pb recently. This means that it becomes possible to obtain first-principles computation (with quantified uncertainties) of quantities which even reside in the heavy-mass region. The quantities include these relevant for astrophysics and searches for physics beyond...

26. What’s the wave packet size of neutrinos?

Shirley Li (UC Irvine)

5/24/24, 11:10 AM

The standard calculations of neutrino oscillation are predicated on the assumption that neutrinos' wave packets maintain coherence throughout their propagation. Effects associated with neutrinos wave packets decoherence--- specifically, damping of the oscillation probabilities---were considered unobservable in terrestrial experiments. However, recent claims suggest that if sterile neutrinos...

29. Unleashing the Power of EFT in Neutrino–Nucleus Scattering

Zahra Khajeh Tabrizi

5/24/24, 11:35 AM

Neutrino physics is advancing into a precision era with the construction of new experiments, particularly in the few GeV energy range. Within this energy range, neutrinos exhibit diverse interactions with nucleons and nuclei. In this talk I will delve in particular into neutrino–nucleus quasi-elastic cross sections, taking into account both standard and, for the first time, non-standard...

52. Revisiting Reactor Anti-Neutrino 5 MeV Bump with 13C Neutral-Current Interaction

Min-Gwa Park (Jeonbuk National University)

5/24/24, 12:00 PM

TBA

47. Recent Results from COHERENT

Kate Scholberg

I will present an overview of recent results from the COHERENT experiment.