'210 po' presentation slideshows

Solar Neutrinos with Borexino

Solar Neutrinos with Borexino. Frank Calaprice Department of Physics Princeton University. Solar Neutrino Experiments. Chlorine experiment: ( Pontecorvo , Alvarez, Davis) First solar neutrino detector was the chlorine radiochemical experiment.

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Neutron backgrounds in KamLAND

Neutron backgrounds in KamLAND. Tadao Mitsui Research Center for Neutrino Science, Tohoku University (For the KamLAND collaboration). 12-14 December, 2004 Low Radioactivity Techniques 2004, Sudbury, Canada. Neutron backgrounds in KamLAND e.g. 13 C( a , n ) 16 O ( a from 210 Po)

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Selected references to this lecture:

Selected references to this lecture:. Kamland papers: K.Eguchi et al., Phys. Rev. Lett. 90, 021802 (2003), K.Eguchi et al., Phys. Rev. Lett. 92, 071301 (2004), T. Araki et al., hep-ex/0406035 . General review: C. Bemporad, G. Gratta, and P. Vogel., Rev. Mod. Phys. 74 , 297 (2002).

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First Results from BOREXINO and Prospects of Low Energy Neutrino Astronomy

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First Results from BOREXINO and Prospects of Low Energy Neutrino Astronomy

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First Results from BOREXINO and Prospects of Low Energy Neutrino Astronomy

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First Results from BOREXINO and Prospects of Low Energy Neutrino Astronomy

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Results from the Borexino experiment after 192 days of data-taking

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Exotic Nuclei and the Nucleonic Matter Witold Nazarewicz (UT/ORNL)

Exotic Nuclei and the Nucleonic Matter Witold Nazarewicz (UT/ORNL) West High School, Knoxville, Dec. 20, 2006. Introduction The building blocks The nucleus The landscape The nucleonic matter Exotic nuclei: why are they important? The limits of existence The superheavies

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Borexino and Solar neutrinos

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16.1, 16.2 Nuclear Weapons and Nuclear Reactors

16.1, 16.2 Nuclear Weapons and Nuclear Reactors. Enrico Fermi. Leo Szilard. Al Wattenberg. Discovery of Radioactivity. Radioactivity was first discovered in 1896 by Henri Becquerel (he left some pitchblende on an envelope of unexposed film in a drawer.)

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210 Po: An Interesting Nucleus

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Borexino and Solar Neutrinos

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210 Po: An Interesting Nucleus

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Chong Qi Dept. of Physics, KTH, Stockholm

Swedish Nuclear Physics meeting 16-17 November, 2010, Uppsala. Deviations of alpha decay half-lives from the Geiger-Nuttall law as a manifestation of nuclear structure effects. Chong Qi Dept. of Physics, KTH, Stockholm. Collaborators: R.J. Liotta, R. Wyss (KTH, Stockholm)

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210 Po: An Interesting Nucleus

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Present and future detectors for Geo-neutrinos: Borexino and LENA

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Surface cleaning techniques

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Hung G.W., Wang P., Shen Y.T.

Particulate scavenging and lateral transport processes in the Kaoping River-Sea System based on 210 Po and 210 Pb distributions and disequilibrium. Hung G.W., Wang P., Shen Y.T. Station locations in the KPSC region. Potential temperature vs. salinity diagram, showing

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