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Measuring Neutrino Oscillations with Nuclear Reactors
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- McKeown, R. D.
Abstract
Since the first direct observations of antineutrino events by Reines and Cowan in the 1950's [1], nuclear reactors have been an important tool in the study of neutrino properties. More recently, the study of neutrino oscillations has been a very active area of research. The pioneering observation of oscillations by the KamLAND experiment has provided crucial information on the neutrino mixing matrix. New experiments to study the remaining unknown mixing angle are currently under development. These recent studies and potential future developments will be discussed.
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© 2007 American Institute of Physics. I would like to thank all my collaborators on the KamLAND experiment and the Daya Bay project for many fruitful discussions. I am particularly indebted to Petr Vogel for much enlightenment and his comments on this manuscript.Attached Files
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