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Towards future long baseline neutrino experiments to study CP-violation

Equipe thématique “Asymétrie Matière Antimatière”; expériences: WA105
et liens avec NA61 et T2K

Directeur de thèse: Boris Popov

tél : 01 44 27 61 45

e-mail:boris.popov lpnhe.in2p3.fr

Codirecteur de thèse: Jacques Dumarchez

tél : 01 44 27 48 42

e-mail: jacques.dumarchez lpnhe.in2p3.fr

Title : Towards future long baseline neutrino experiments to study
CP-violation

The PhD student will participate in the sensitivity studies
for future long baseline neutrino experiments and in the
software development towards event reconstruction in a
large-volume liquid Argon (LAr) detector. This will be
applied in particular to the prototype being constructed
at CERN in the framework of the WA105 project. This 6x6x6m
double-phase LAr detector should be constructed and exposed
to hadron beams in the forthcoming three years. The analysis
of collected data will be a part of the PhD thesis work.

In parallel, the LPNHE neutrino group is also involved in
the NA61/SHINE hadron production experiment at CERN which
will collect more data for precise neutrino flux predictions
in future long baseline neutrino experiments. A connection
to this PhD thesis subject is expected in view of the global
reduction of systematic uncertainties needed for sensitivity
optimization.
The group participates also in the on-going T2K neutrino
oscillation experiment which continues to take data in
neutrino and antineutrino beams with a hope to get first
hints of CP-violation in the leptonic sector.

Lieu de travail : LPNHE - Paris

Déplacements éventuels: CERN

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Contact:

Ecole doctorale de rattachement :
Ecole doctorale Sciences de la Terre et de l’Environnement et Physique
de l’Univers

Lien sur les offres de thèse et candidature:
http://ed560.ipgp.fr/index.php/Offres_de_th%C3%A8se

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