Gianluigi Fogli NOW 2006 - Conca Specchiulla, September 10, 2006 1 Conca Specchiulla (Otranto,...

1Gianluigi Fogli NOW 2006 - Conca Specchiulla, September 10, 2006

Conca Specchiulla (Otranto, Italy), September 9-16, 2006

Neutrino Oscillation Workshop

Welcome to NOW 2006


Poster di NOW2004


Poster di NOW2006


Armillary Sphere

An armillary sphere is a model of the celestial sphere, invented by Eratosthenes in 255 BC.

Armillary Sphere

Its name comes from the Latin armilla (circle, bracelet), since it has a skeleton made of graduated metal circles linking the poles and representing the equator, the ecliptic, meridians and parallels. Usually a ball representing the Earth or, later, the Sun is placed in its center. It is used to demonstrate the motion of the stars around the Earth. Armillary spheres were developed by the Greeks and were used as teaching tools already in the 3rd century B.C.. In larger and more precise forms they were also used as observational instruments. Armillary spheres became popular again in the Late Middle Ages; the Danish astronomer Tycho Brahe (1546-1601) constructed several of such instruments.


The Armillary Sphere of n

We have represented the neutrino universe by an armillary sphere, the

Each armilla called to represent a sector of the neutrino physics

So …

With some arbitrariness, the energy chosen as distinguishing parameter

Sphæra Armillaris Neutrinorum

drawing by Eligio Lisi


The first armilla

The first armilla:

(Probing low energy and mass scales)

Low Scales

Neutrino mass from Beta decayChristian Weinheimer

Sub-MeV neutrino technology Raju Raghavan

Neutrinoless double beta decay Ettore Fiorini

Precision cosmology and neutrinos

Sergio Pastor Towards absolute neutrino masses

Petr Vogel

Conveners:Oliviero CremonesiAlessandro Melchiorri


The second armilla

The second armilla:

(Neutrino physics around MeV energies)

E ~ O(MeV)

KamLAND resultsJunpei Shirai

SNO and solar neutrinos results Jose Maneira

Reactor neutrinos Anatael Cabrera

Supernova neutrinos Christian Cardall

LUNA results Carlo Broggini

Conveners:Kunio InoueHisakazu Minakata


The third armilla

The third armilla:

Long baseline neutrino physics in Japan

Takaaki Kajita Long baseline neutrino physics in the U.S.

Sacha Kopp Long baseline neutrino physics in Europe

Yves DéclaisPhysics at Megaton detectors Stavros Katsanevas

Synergies in oscillation searches

Manfred Lindner

Conveners:Andrea DoniniMauro Mezzetto

(Neutrino physics at and above GeV energies)

E O(GeV)~>


The fourth armilla

The fourth armilla:

High-energy astroparticle physics

Guenter Sigl Auger results and neutrinos

Pierre Billoir

Neutrino astronomy in iceAlbrecht Karle

Underwater neutrino telescopes Vincenzo Flaminio

The end of the galactic cosmic ray spectrum

Todor Stanev

Conveners:Giuseppe BattistoniGennaro Miele

(Exploring the range from TeV to ZeV)

E > O(TeV)


The fifth armilla

The fifth armilla:

Oscillation search at MiniBooneZelimir Djurcic

Theories of neutrino massesFerruccio Feruglio

Leptogenesis and Majorana CP Violation

Serguey PetcovLepton Flavor Violation Antonio Masiero

The MEG experimentAlessandro Baldini

Conveners:Carlo GiuntiDonato Nicolò

(Crossing different energy scales)

Crossing Scales


The doubt

At this point a fundamental doubt remains :

“neutrino-centered”

The Sphera Armillaris Neutrinorum

corresponds to a Ptolemaic point of view

Assuming a transition to a Copernican point of view …

… what might be at the center of the armillary sphere?

Have you got an answer to this question?


José Valle

… maybe an answer will be given by

José Valle

in the highlights of his concluding talk.


OPERA’s overture

OPERA’s overture

“OPERA’s opening score has been played at the Gran Sasso Lab, and it’s in perfect harmony with the melody of the CNGS neutrino beam from CERN.” Tomorrow, September 11, a Ceremony will take place at the Gran Sasso Lab, in the presence of the Italian Minister of University and Research. The day after tomorrow, September 12, the plenary session will be devoted to the long baseline experiments in the world, in particular with the contribution of Yves Déclais, responsible of the OPERA experiment.


Ettore Majorana Centennal

Ettore Majorana Centennial

This evening a special session will be devoted to Majorana, with the seminar

Ettore Majorana Centennial

and Neutrino Legacy

by Salvatore Esposito


The Excursions

South Coast Tour

Alberobello Tour

Visit to the Church of Santa Caterina d’Alessandria in Galatina

alternative in the case of bad

weather

Make your choice soon and write your name in the corresponding list at the secretariat today. We need to know and communicate the number of participants tomorrow morning.


South Coast Tour

We hope to make part of the tour, from Castro to Santa Maria di Leuca, by boat, if the weather and sea conditions will allow it.

Conca Specchiul

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Capo d’Otranto

Capo d’Otranto

Porto Badisc

o

Porto Badisco

Zinzulusa Grotto

Zinzulusa GrottoS. Maria di Leuca

Santa Maria di Leuca

Castro

Castro

by boat

The lunch will be taken on the boats.There is a total limit of 54 places on the boats: we will consider only the first 54 reservations!


Visit of the Wine industry Vallone Santi Dimitri with wine tasting

Visit to the Church of Santa Caterina d’Alessandria in Galatina(14th century) Conca

Specchiulla

Visit of Lecce

Lecce

Visit of Galatina, its Church and the historical center

Galatina

You will have lunch at the Masseria Appidè, near Corigliano d’Otranto

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sono necessari per visualizzare quest'immagine.


Alberobello Tour

Conca Specchiul

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LecceLecce

Ostuni

Ostuni

AlberobelloLocorotondo

AlberobelloLocorotondo

The masseria Montalbano Vecchio dates back to the XVI century and is one of the most ancient in the neighborhood of Ostuni. An austere stone wall keeps a village perfectly kept in each detail: the Lord's house, the cattle sheds, the stables, the oil mill, the peasants' houses and the church of the Blessed Virgin of the Rosary.

You will have lunch at the Masseria of Montalbano


In compliance with recent Italian laws about security, access to Wireless connection and Internet at the NOW 2006 workshop will require

Rules for access to Wireless and Internet

username + password

after you have provided our secretariat with a copy of your identity document or passport.

Please prepare a photo-copy or scanned copy of the relevant pages of your identity document, and give it to our secretaries when you arrive and register.

We thank you in advance for your cooperation, and apologize for any inconvenience this recent procedure may cause.

The copy will be kept only for the purposes of the Workshop, according to the Italian laws about privacy and security. You will then receive your username + password for access to Wireless and Internet at the workshop site (Hotel Daniela).Only the Italian INFN employees or associates do not have to provide the ID document, but they will need anyway to obtain username + password from the secretariat.


We hope you will enjoy our Workshop and our sea !

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