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University of Puerto Rico Neutrino Physics Samuel Santana Physics Department University of Puerto Rico Mayagüez, PR 1

The Standard Model 2

These are not “classical particles” These particles obey the Principles of Special Relativity The laws of Physics are the same in all inertial reference frames. The speed of light is the same in all inertial frames. These particles obey the laws of Quantum Mechanics The Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle. Probabilistic nature, subjective properties. Described by a wavefunction.

Some things we know about neutrinos

There are three types of neutrinos Electron neutrinos Muon neutrinos Tau neutrinos 5

They come from different sources 6

They are everywhere. about 65 billion neutrinos are passing through just one square centimeter of area on earth, every second. 11:25:26 PM 7 7

neutrinos are very weakly interacting No charge No color Almost no mass Both photons and neutrinos are created in the core of stars. But while photons take tens of thousands of years to reach the edge of the Sun, neutrinos make the trip in just over two seconds. 8 8

Neutrinos have (very small) mass…and oscillate! 9

what we don’t know 10

Mass Hierarchy Mass hierarchy CP phase / Majorana phases Are there more types of neutrinos? Absolute scale of neutrino mass What kind of mass they have? 11 11

Missing parameters Mass hierarchy CP phase / Majorana phases Are there more types of neutrinos? Absolute scale of neutrino mass What kind of mass they have? 12 12

Are there more neutrinos? Mass hierarchy CP phase / Majorana phases Are there more types of neutrinos? Absolute scale of neutrino mass What kind of mass they have? 13 13

What kind of mass do they have? 14

Why are neutrinos important? 15

Could be responsible for the origin of Baryon asymmetry in the universe. LSS – large scale structures BBN – big bang nucleosynthesis 16 16

Enter in the determination of the spectrum of the CMB the LSS in the universe the delicate chemical equilibriums determining the light element abundances during BBN 17

They represent a powerful probe of the dynamics of stars, supernova collapse and accretion disks encircling supermassive black holes. Represent a powerful probe of the dynamics of the sun, of core-collapse supernovae, accretion disks encircling supermassive black holes. Dominate the cooling of many astrophysical objects. 11:25:26 PM 18 18

Sterile neutrinos are good dark matter candidates! Play an important role in many particle physics models and phenomenology. May allow indirect access to energy scales otherwise largely out of the reach of particle accelerators. Are important ingredients of GUTs, flavor models, lepton flavor violation, etc. Sterile neutrinos are good dark matter candidates! 11:25:26 PM 19

Thank you for your attention 20