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Cosmic neutrinos & cosmic particles in IceCube

Cosmic neutrinos & cosmic particles in IceCube. Master class on Neutrino Astronomy Welcome!. South Pole 2835 m.a.s.l. Cosmic ray showers from above. IceTop. Neutrinos from all directions. 1450 m. 2450 m.

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Cosmic neutrinos & cosmic particles in IceCube

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  1. Cosmic neutrinos & cosmic particles in IceCube Master class on Neutrino Astronomy Welcome! Tom Gaisser

  2. South Pole 2835 m.a.s.l. Tom Gaisser

  3. Cosmic ray showers from above IceTop Neutrinos from all directions 1450 m 2450 m IceCube is a particle detector. It looks at particles from cosmic accelerators. South Pole 2835 m.a.s.l. • nm-induced m (from below) • all flavors starting inside detector IceCube Atmospheric muons Tom Gaisser

  4. Force carrier Neutrinos interact feebly—why? Because weak force is carried by massive W,Z Elementary particles are point-like (without structure) Ordinary matter is composite and is mostly empty space proton = { u u d } neutron = { u d d } nucleus = collection of protons and neutrons Force is by exchange of massive W or Z with u, d quarks in the target nuclei Tom Gaisser

  5. Particle theme • Each student’s name tag will identify her or him as a particle • Particles may be electrically neutral or charged • Some particles feel all three foreces • Strong, electromagnetic, weak • Some particles feel only e-m and weak • Some particles (neutrinos) interact only by the weak force Tom Gaisser

  6. Introductions: Serap Tilav Paul Evenson Tom Gaisser

  7. 2010-11 season Tom Gaisser Bakhtiyar Ruzybayev Katey Shirey* James Roth Chris Elliott *High school teacher from DC area, now a candidate astronaut Tom Gaisser

  8. Welcome to UD! Tom Gaisser

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