Speaker
David Vanegas Forero
(Universidad de Medellin)
Description
For more than two decades, neutrino flavor transitions have been observed at experiments with dedicated neutrino detectors (equipped with different technologies) aimed to observe different neutrino sources like the Sun, from cosmic rays interacting with the Earth atmosphere, as well as neutrinos from artificial sources produced in reactor and accelerator-based experiments. This wealth of data is well described by neutrino oscillations within the so called three-active neutrino framework. In this talk this framework will be reviewed, including the current status of the already measured neutrino oscillation parameters and the "known unknowns", all in all with the aim to give an overview of neutrino oscillations.
Author
David Vanegas Forero
(Universidad de Medellin)
