Speaker
Dr
Bei Zhou
(Fermilab & KICP, UChicago)
Description
Neutrinos provide a unique window into the extreme Universe and physics beyond the Standard Model: their nonzero masses already indicate new physics, and their weak interactions allow them to probe extreme energies, cosmic distances, and the dark sector. In this talk, I will present an interdisciplinary approach to neutrino physics, in particular, UHE neutrinos. I will first present neutrino BSM, in particular, neutrino self-interactions (2501.07624, 2512.00165). Then, I will present final state radiation, a radiative correction that can cause tens of percent corrections on UHE neutrino detection (2403.07984).
Author
Dr
Bei Zhou
(Fermilab & KICP, UChicago)