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Winter Term Lecture
Also this semester I will give a lecture on Nuclear and Reactor Physics at the University of Bielefeld. The 2017 lecture will be held as a block course from February, 13th to 21st followed by an excursion to the Asse II mine. The lecture will… Continue Reading “Winter Term Lecture”
New Research Article
A new research article of mine was accepted by the journal “Annals of Nuclear Energy“. You can check the preprint on the arxiv. The work is about modeling issues of experimental data to derive experimental covariance matrices.
Back to university
After a long period of silence, it’s time to reanimate this blog again. The reason is a practical one: Starting from this semester I will give regularly lectures at the University of Bielefeld. You will find some more information about what I will probably talk about in the… Continue Reading “Back to university”
Anti-Neutrinos famous all around the World
The article “Does the CMB prefer a leptonic Universe” and the featured story on phys.org received some unexpected attention. I was quite surprised…! Here is a small selection of articles I am aware of: at paneuropeannetworks.com (in english), at AstronomicaMens, (in italian) at Physicsgg (in greek), at 21Stoleti (in czech), at LosyZiemi (in polish), at physics-online.ru (in… Continue Reading “Anti-Neutrinos famous all around the World”
phys.org wrote about our work
Lisa Zyga from phys.org wrote a nice summary about our work on relic anti-neutrinos. You can find it here.
Does the CMB prefer a leptonic universe? — published
The latest article of Dominik Schwarz and me is published. You can find it here. We were invited to publish it in the New Journal of Physics, which has a nice concept: the writer has to pay for publishing. The benfit for you as a reader is,… Continue Reading “Does the CMB prefer a leptonic universe? — published”
ACT, SPT and WMAP9
We extended our previous analysis in “Does the CMB prefer a leptonic universe?“. Including the newest data of the Atacama Cosmology Telescope, the Southpole Telescope and the final data analysis of the WMAP Satellite sharpens our idea! A neutrino chemical potential explains naturally the… Continue Reading “ACT, SPT and WMAP9”
Neutrinos in Cosmology
There has been recently lots of activity in the field of neutrinos in cosmology. Three major experiments released their new results. The Southpole Telescope, the Atacama Cosmology Telescope and the WMAP-group. Exciting stuff! For an excellent overview check out this. We updated our recently… Continue Reading “Neutrinos in Cosmology”
Do we live in a world governed by anti-neutrinos?
Dominik J. Schwarz and me did some calculations and wrote down some thoughts. Check out our new article on arXiv: http://arxiv.org/abs/1211.6721 .
Maik Stuke 