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History of Indo-Japanese Collaboration in Cosmic Rays & Particle physics

History of Indo-Japanese Collaboration in Cosmic Rays & Particle physics. Prof. S.Miyake from Osaka City University visited TIFR in 1960. Null experiment of MNR on the flux of cosmic ray muons deep underground. First Detection of Atmospheric Neutrinos at Kolar Gold Fields in 1965.

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History of Indo-Japanese Collaboration in Cosmic Rays & Particle physics

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  1. History of Indo-Japanese Collaboration in Cosmic Rays & Particle physics • Prof. S.Miyake from Osaka City University visited TIFR in 1960. • Null experiment of MNR on the flux of cosmic ray muons deep underground. • First Detection of Atmospheric Neutrinos at Kolar Gold Fields in 1965. • Muon angular distribution : Limits on direct production of muons. • Muon Depth-Intensity curve. • Nucleon Decay and Monopole search experiments. • Closure of KGF mines in 1992 • Indo-Japanese Collaboration continuing at Ooty on Extensive Air Shower (EAS) experiments. • Participation in Belle Experiment by Indian groups.

  2. NUFACT07 • 9th International Workshop on Neutrino Factories, Superbeams, and Betabeams (NUFACT07), held at Okayama, Japan during 6-11 August, 2007. • Jointly sponsored by DST and JSPS. • A delegation of 12 Indian neutrino physicists attended this meeting • N.K.Mondal from TIFR and M.Sakuda from Okayama University were the co-chairs of this workshop.

  3. Beginning of KEK-INO interaction • Date? • Visit of KEK delegation to SINP/VECC, Kolkata • Agreed to continue the interactions in the context of INO experiment • A follow up meeting was suggested

  4. Visit of INO delegation to KEK • November 27-28, 2007 • Talks from INO side • INO: Plan & Status Naba  K Mondal  • Physics with INO Amitava Raychaudhuri • INO magnet Vivek Datar • INO RPCs Sudeb Bhattacharya • INO electronics B. Satyanarayana  • Held extensive discussions on technical and collaboration issues with and visited facilities of: • Prof. A.Suzuki (KEK, Director General) • Prof. F.Takasaki(KEK, Director of Institute of Particle and Nuclear Studies) • Prof. K.Nakamura • Prof. S.Kurokawa • Prof. K.Nishikawa(T2K spokesperson) • Prof. K.Abe(Belle experiment, expert of RPCs) • Prof. K.Kaneyuki(expert of atmospheric neutrino) • Prof. T.Nakamoto(expert of superconducting magnet) • Prof. M.Masuzawa(expert of normal conducting magnet • Prof. Y.Arai(expert of micro electronics) • Prof. T.Taniguchi(expert of electronics general)

  5. Continued interaction • Prof Kazuo Abe visited INO RPC labs at TIFR and made invaluable suggestions on various aspects of detector development and characterisation • Prof Yasuo Arai shared his TDC hardware and helped in integrating in the VME based INO RPC test stand

  6. Visit of KEK delegation to TIFR • January 28-29, 2009 • Status reports • Status of INO - NabaMondal • Comments on INO Proposal - Yuichi Oyama • Introduction to ICAL electronics- B.Satyanarayana • Introduction to ICAL Magnet  - M.S.Bhatia • Introduction to ICAL Simulations - G. Majumder • Parallel sessions on the above areas for detailed discussions between INO-KEK experts and designers • Summaries and action plans

  7. Future plans • Prof Yusuo Arai and his group will help in the design and fabrication of ICAL electronics • Interface to the Japanese electronics and chip fabrication industry • Invitation to join KEK led Multi Project Wafer (MPW) initiative to test out our prototype electronics designs • Possibility of Japanese industry’s involvement in supply of materials for and fabrication of ICAL magnet • Exchange of expertise in mutually beneficial areas

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