Speaker
Joanna Zalipska
(National Centre for Nuclear Research)
Description
The T2K long-baseline neutrino oscillation experiment has been running in anti-neutrino mode since 2014 in order to perform an electron anti-neutrino appearance search, which is an essential step to a lepton CP-violation measurement, as well as a muon anti-neutrino disappearance measurement, which could be different from that of neutrinos if CPT symmetry is violated or unknown neutrino-matter interactions exist. Results with anti-neutrino data taken through summer 2015, analyzed in the three-flavour framework, will be presented along with the results from neutrino data to obtain world-leading measurements of δCP , θ23 and Delta m_32.
Author
Joanna Zalipska
(National Centre for Nuclear Research)
