"Long baseline neutrino oscillation experiments: why and how"A. Marchionni , Fermi Lab [Host: S. Conetti]
ABSTRACT:
The evidence for neutrino oscillations from the SuperKamiokande
experiment still leaves several open questions. The present program
of long baseline neutrino oscillation experiments will address these
issues. The ongoing K2K experiment and the future JHF facility in Japan,
the programs in preparation in the United States (MINOS) and in Europe
(CNGS) will be reviewed. MINOS (Main Injector Neutrino Oscillation Search)
will be operating at the beginning of 2005 over a baseline of 735 km from
FERMILAB (Illinois) to Soudan (Minnesota). Status and goals of the MINOS
experiment will be reported in detail.
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