JIGSAW10: Joint Indo-German Supernova Astroparticle Physics Workshop

22 Feb 2010, 10:00 → 26 Feb 2010, 18:00 Asia/Kolkata

AG-66 (Colaba Campus)

Amol Dighe (TIFR)

The workshop will focus on * Core collapse supernova dynamics * Neutrino flavour conversions, and * Detection of supernova neutrinos. http://theory.tifr.res.in/~jigsaw10

Poster jigsaw10_poster.pdf

Website http://theory.tifr.res.in/~jigsaw10

Monday, 22 February

1 Welcome

2 Supernova Neutrinos: Problems and Opportunities

Speaker: Alessandro Mirizzi (U. Hamburg, Germany)

Slides mirizzi.pdf

11:15 High Tea

3 Core Collapse Supernova Explosion

Speaker: Christian Cardall (ORNL, Oak Ridge, USA)

Slides cardall.pdf

12:45 Lunch

4 Multiple Splits in SN Neutrino Spectra

Speaker: Basudeb Dasgupta (MPP, Munich)

Slides basu-multiple.pdf

5 Discussion on SN neutrino conversions

15:30 Coffee

6 Discussion

Slides pasquale-points.pdf

Tuesday, 23 February

7 Supernova Explosions

Speaker: Christian Ott (Caltech, USA)

Slides ott.pdf

11:00 Coffee

8 Flavour-dependent SN Neutrino Fluxes and Spectra

Speaker: Georg Raffelt (Max Planck Institute for Physics, Munich, Germany)

Slides raffelt.pdf

9 Discussion on SN Explosions

12:45 Lunch

10 Relic Densities of neutrinos with Primordial Asymmetries

Speaker: Sergio Pastor (IFIC, Valencia, Spain)

Slides pastor.pdf

15:30 Coffee

11 Precision Cosmology with Neutrinos

Speaker: Steen Hannestad (U. of Aarhus, Denmark)

Slides hannestad.pdf hannestad.ppt

19:00 Workshop Dinner

Wednesday, 24 February

12 Interpreting the Split Patterns in the Ternary Luminosity Diagram

Speaker: Antonio Marrone (U. of Bari, Italy)

Slides marrone.pdf

13 Synchronization and Partial Decoherence at Intermediate Neutrino Densities

Speaker: Irene Tamborra (U. of Bari, Italy)

Slides tamborra.pdf

11:10 Coffee

14 Loop-induced numu-nutau Refraction Indices and Effects on the Collective Oscillation Phenomenology

Speaker: Pasquale Serpico (CERN, Geneva, Switzerland)

Slides serpico.pdf

15 Supernovae as Laboratories for Non-standard Neutrino Properties

Speaker: Ricard Tomas

Slides ricard.pdf

12:55 Lunch

16 Discussion

15:30 Coffee

17 Discussion

Thursday, 25 February

18 A Hitchhiker's Guide through the IceCube Detector

Speaker: Timo Griesel (U. Mainz, Germany)

Slides griesel.pdf griesel.ppt

19 IceCube Performance concerning Supernova Neutrinos

Speaker: Thomas Kowarik (U. Mainz, Germany)

Slides kowarik.pdf

11:10 Coffee

20 Supernova Detection at SNOLAB

Speaker: Clarence Virtue (SNOLAB, Canada)

Slides Virtue_Jigsaw10.pptx virtue.pdf

21 Constraining Neutrino Oscillation Parameters with the HALO Detector

Speaker: Stanley Yen (TRIUMF, Canada)

Slides stanley_yen.pdf stanley_yen.ppt

12:55 Lunch

22 GADZOOKS ! Supernova Neutrinos without the Annoying Wait

Speaker: Mark Vagins (U. of Tokyo)

Slides vagins.pdf vagins.ppt

15:30 Coffee

23 Discussion on SN Detection

Friday, 26 February

24 A Grin without a Cat: the First Engine-driven Supernova SN2009bb without an Associated GRB

Speaker: Alak Ray (TIFR, Mumbai)

Slides Alak_Ray.pdf

25 Detectability of Short-time Variations in SN Signal

Speaker: Tina Lund (U. of Aarhus, Denmark)

Slides tina.pdf

11:10 Coffee

26 Collective Effects and R-process Nucleosynthesis

Slides sovan.pdf

27 Detecting the QCD Phase Transition in SN using Neutrinos

Slides basu-qcd.pdf

12:55 Lunch

28 Discussion

15:30 Coffee