Speaker
Joshua Spitz
(MIT)
Description
The DAEdALUS program seeks to construct a number of high power cyclotrons for neutrino physics.
The first step in the phased program, IsoDAR, will combine a high power, low energy cyclotron with a liquid scintillator based detector in order to, among other measurements, directly probe the experimental anomalies often attributed to neutrino oscillations involving one or more light sterile neutrinos. I will provide an update on the overall DAEdALUS effort with a focus on the progress towards constructing the 60 MeV/nucleon IsoDAR accelerator.
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Author
Joshua Spitz
(MIT)
