Speaker
Dr
Kohta Murase
(Institute for Advanced Study)
Description
Neutrinos play important roles in revealing mechanisms of energetic
astrophysical explosions such as gamma-ray bursts (GRBs) and
supernovae (SNe). The large neutrino detector, IceCube has opened a new window of the multi-messenger astronomy. I review theoretical
models of high-energy neutrino emissions from gamma-ray bursts, with implications of recent observations and future prospects. I also
discuss the importance of other classes of transients such as
low-luminosity GRBs and luminous SNe.
