Achim Richter
(Institut fuer Kernphysik,TU Darmstadt, D-64289 Darmstadt, Germany and ECT*, Villa Tambosi, I-38100 Villazzano(Trento), Italy)
19/11/2009, 14:00
Sufficiently flat microwave resonators ("microwave billiards") are well suited to study the quntum mechanical behavior of classically chaotic systems because of the formal equivalence of the respective wave equations, i.e. the Helmholtz and the Schroedinger equation. Using a superconducting 2-dimensional chaotic billiard ("stadium") as an example, it is shown that its spectral properties...
Fedor Simkovic
(Comenius University)
19/11/2009, 14:50
Oscillations of two neutral atoms, which proceed with the violation of
lepton number, is proposed. One of the neutral atoms is stable, the other
one represents a quasistationary state subjected to electromagnetic
deexcitation. The underlying mechanism is a transitions of two protons
and two bound electrons to two neutrons $p+p+e^-_b+e^-_b \leftrightarrow n+n$.
A phenomenological...
Esther Estevez Aguado
(Instituto de Física Corpuscular (IFIC)-Universitat de València-U)
19/11/2009, 15:10
M. E. Estevez Aguado , A. Algora, J. Bernabeu, and B. Rubio
(IFIC, CSIC-Uni. Valencia, Spain)
Abstract: Neutrino oscillation studies have demonstrated that neutrinos
have a mass and they mix. Next facilities will need pure, in flavour,
and intense beams for very long-baseline experiments with massive
detectors. The ultimate goal is the discovery and measurement of
CP violation in the...