Speaker
Jeffrey Hyde
Description
The high energies and long distances travelled by astrophysical neutrinos make them an appealing probe of new physics, as exemplified by the many ways in which IceCube has been used to constrain scenarios. However, the need to distinguish a point source signal from many background events can limit the power of these tests. In this talk, I will outline ways in which TAMBO's very low background rate could enable it to provide complementary tests of some models.
| Session | Neutrino Astronomy |
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| Duration | 20 minutes or so |