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ОбложкаBarger V. The physics of neutrinos / V.Barger, D.Marfatia, K.Whisnant. - Princeton; Oxford: Princeton univ. press, 2012. - xi, 224 p.: ill. - Bibliogr.: p.177-219. - Ind.: p.221-224. - Пер. загл.: Физика нейтрино. - ISBN 978-0-691-12853-5
 

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Оглавление / Contents
 
Preface ........................................................ xi
1  Introduction ................................................. l
2  Neutrino Basics ............................................. 11
   2.1  Dirac and Majorana Neutrinos ........................... 11
   2.2  Neutrino Counting ...................................... 12
   2.3  Neutrinos from Weak Decays ............................. 14
   2.4  Neutrino Cross Sections ................................ 16
   2.5  Neutrino Detectors ..................................... 24
   2.6  Neutrino Beams ......................................... 28
3  Neutrino Mixing and Oscillations ............................ 33
   3.1  Vacuum Oscillations .................................... 33
   3.2  Matter Effects on Oscillations ......................... 36
   3.3  Solar Neutrino Oscillations ............................ 38
   3.4  Long-baseline Oscillations through the Earth ........... 41
   3.5  Matter Effects for Sterile Neutrinos ................... 42
   3.6  Decoherence ............................................ 43
4  Solar Neutrinos ............................................. 45
   4.1  Origin of Solar Neutrinos .............................. 45
   4.2  Solar Neutrino Experiments ............................. 46
   4.3  KamLAND ................................................ 49
   4.4  Solar/Reactor Neutrino Parameters ...................... 49
   4.5  Flux-independent Tests ................................. 53
   4.6  Future Experiments ..................................... 56
   4.7  Geoneutrinos ........................................... 57
5  Atmospheric Neutrinos ....................................... 59
   5.1  Atmospheric Neutrino Experiments ....................... 59
   5.2  Matter Effects for Atmospheric Neutrinos ............... 63
   5.3  Long-baseline Neutrino Experiments ..................... 64
   Global Three-neutrino Fits .................................. 68
7  Absolute Neutrino Mass ...................................... 71
   7.1  Beta Decay ............................................. 71
   7.2  Cosmological Limits .................................... 72
   7.3  Neutrinoless Double-beta Decay ......................... 73
8  Long-baseline Neutrino Oscillations ......................... 76
   8.1  Conventional Neutrino Beams ............................ 77
   8.2  Reactor Experiments .................................... 80
   8.3  Superbeams ............................................. 85
   8.4  Neutrino Factories ..................................... 87
   8.5  Beta Beams ............................................. 91
   8.6  Comparing Long-baseline Experiments .................... 92
   8.7  T and CPT Symmetries ................................... 97
9  Model Building .............................................. 99
   9.1  The Seesaw Mechanism ................................... 99
   9.2  Patterns of Neutrino Masses and Mixings ............... 102
   9.3  GUT Models ............................................ 105
   9.4  Non-GUT-specific Models ............................... 107
   9.5  Leptogenesis .......................................... 114
10 Supernova Neutrinos ........................................ 116
   10.1 General Description of a Supernova .................... 116
   10.2 Neutrino Fluxes from the SN Core ...................... 118
   10.3 Flavor Swapping from Collective Effects ............... 119
   10.4 MSW Conversions in a Supernova ........................ 120
   10.5 Detection of Supernova Neutrinos ...................... 122
   10.6 Supernova Relic Neutrinos ............................. 124
11 High-energy Astrophysical Neutrinos ........................ 126
   11.1 Cosmogenic Neutrinos .................................. 126
   11.2 IceCube ............................................... 128
   11.3 Waxman-Bahcall Flux ................................... 132
   11.4 Ultra High-energy Neutrino Cross Sections ............. 133
   11.5 Z-burst Mechanism ..................................... 134
   11.6 Astrophysical Neutrino Flavor Content ................. 135
   11.7 Neutrinos from Dark Matter Annihilation ............... 138
12 Beyond Three Neutrinos ..................................... 147
   12.1 LSND Experiment ....................................... 147
   12.2 MiniBooNE Experiment .................................. 152
   12.3 Mass-varying Neutrinos ................................ 158
   12.4 Neutrino Decay ........................................ 161
   12.5 Neutrino Decoherence .................................. 163
   12.6 Lorentz Invariance Violation .......................... 164
   12.7 Non-standard Neutrino Interactions .................... 166
   12.8 Heavy Majorana Neutrinos at Colliders ................. 169
   12.9 Neutrino Magnetic Moment .............................. 170
   12.10 Fourth Generation Neutrino ........................... 171
13 Summary and Outlook ........................................ 172

References .................................................... 177

Index ......................................................... 221


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