6–11 Dec 2010
CNR headquarter
Europe/Rome timezone

ICARUS-T600 and beyond: LAr-TPC for neutrino physics and proton decay search

10 Dec 2010, 15:25
25m
Aula Convegni, Ground floor (CNR headquarter)

Aula Convegni, Ground floor

CNR headquarter

Piazzale Aldo Moro, 7 00185 Roma
Experimental prospects at LHC, Super flavour factories, and new facilities Experimental Prospects at LHC, Superflavor factories and new facilities (2)

Speaker

Christian Farnese (PD)

Description

Liquid Argon TPCs are very promising detectors for neutrino and astroparticle physics thanks to their high granularity, good energy resolution and 3D imaging, allowing a precise event reconstruction. At the end of May 2010 the ICARUS-T600, the first underground large mass LAr-TPC devoted to the experimental study of neutrinos, matter stability and, more generally, rare phenomena, recorded the first CNGS neutrino interaction at INFN Gran Sasso Laboratory. ICARUS-T600 represents also an important step of the Liquid Argon technique towards the realization of much larger LAr-TPC detectors for future neutrino and matter stability projects.

Primary author

Christian Farnese (PD)

Presentation materials