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7–9 Oct 2019
Uppsala University Main Building
Europe/Stockholm timezone

Measurements of the neutrino-nucleon cross section with IceCube

8 Oct 2019, 16:50
25m
Sal IX (Uppsala University Main Building)

Sal IX

Uppsala University Main Building

Speaker

Dr TIANLU YUAN (University of Wisconsin-Madison)

Description

As the neutrino-nucleon cross section increases with energy, a diffuse isotropic flux of high-energy neutrinos at Earth’s surface will be modified by interactions with matter in the Earth. The transmission probability depends on the neutrino energy, arrival direction, and cross section. Currently, IceCube has detected a statistically significant sample of neutrinos at energies above a TeV, making it uniquely positioned to make measurements of the neutrino-nucleon cross section at these energies. Here, I present some recent IceCube results of the cross section at TeV scales and higher.

Primary author

Dr TIANLU YUAN (University of Wisconsin-Madison)

Presentation materials