DOI: 10.11606/t.43.2017.tde-14122017-162727
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Massive Neutrinos: Phenomenological and Cosmological Consequences

Abstract: A pós estes anos de doutorado que, sem lugar a dúvida, foram fundamentais na minha formação, devo agradecer o apoio e ajuda de muitas personas. Devo começar agradecendo à oportunidade que o Instituto de Física da Universidade de São Paulo me brindou ao me permitir fazer meu doutorado aqui. Espero haver retribuído do melhor modo possível essa oportunidade. Debo agradecerle a mi familia que, desde la distancia, siempre me apoyó y me hizo sentir en casa. Mis más sinceros agradecimientos a mis padres Tulia y Orlan… Show more

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“…The Diffuse Supernova Neutrino background [72], expected but not yet observed, could affect the discovery limit for very large exposures [73,74]. Other neutrino fluxes, such as geoneutrinos [4] and reactor antineutrinos [75], depend on the location of the detector on the Earth, but in any case their intensity is very small at practically all the important sites, thus making their contribution negligible for the facilities and exposures analyzed here. The flavor transition probabilities for solar ν e and atmospheric ν e and ν µ (and their antineutrinos) in the presence of NC-NSI are obtained by solving the evolution equation:…”
Section: Neutrino Rate At Direct Detection Experimentsmentioning
confidence: 77%
“…The Diffuse Supernova Neutrino background [72], expected but not yet observed, could affect the discovery limit for very large exposures [73,74]. Other neutrino fluxes, such as geoneutrinos [4] and reactor antineutrinos [75], depend on the location of the detector on the Earth, but in any case their intensity is very small at practically all the important sites, thus making their contribution negligible for the facilities and exposures analyzed here. The flavor transition probabilities for solar ν e and atmospheric ν e and ν µ (and their antineutrinos) in the presence of NC-NSI are obtained by solving the evolution equation:…”
Section: Neutrino Rate At Direct Detection Experimentsmentioning
confidence: 77%