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Confirmed |
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Seminar Series |
SEM-GRECO |
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Subjects |
astro-ph |
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Date |
Monday 30 November 2020 |
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Time |
11:00 |
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Institute |
IAP |
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Seminar Room |
Webinar (contact pitrou@iap.fr for details) |
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Speaker's Last Name |
Pascal |
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Speaker's First Name |
Aurélien |
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Speaker's Institution |
LUTH, Observatoire de Paris |
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Title |
The role of neutrinos in supernovae and neutron star formation |
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Abstract |
If the main features of the core-collapse supernova mechanism are now understood, some important details about the microphysics are still subject to a lot of uncertainties. In particular, neutrinos are playing a key role in the core-collapse mechanism but interactions rates between neutrinos and dense matter are still poorly understood. In this talk, I will start by reviewing what we actually know about core-collapse supernovae and neutron star formation by focusing on the role of neutrinos. Then I will present a code for proto-neutron star evolution and some studies we have been conducting on the influence of neutrino - dense matter interactions on core-collapse and (proto-)neutron star cooling. |
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