Next Challenge in Neutrino Physics: the theta(13) Angle
arXiv:0905.2842
Abstract
A new generation of oscillation experiments optimized to measure theta(13) is ready to start. Performances, complementarity and competition of these accelerator and reactor experiments will be shortly illustrated. The capability of measuring theta(13) with other neutrino sources, like solar, atmospheric, supernovae neutrinos or neutrinos from a tritium source will be discussed too.
Talk given at 13th International Workshop on Neutrino Telescopes, Venice, March 10 - 13, 2009
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