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Neutrino Physics: T2K Experiment

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Description

This lecture covers the T2K experiment, focusing on the observation of electron neutrino appearance in a muon neutrino beam to measure the mixing angle 013. It discusses the experimental setup, results, and implications for CP violation and mass hierarchy determination in the lepton sector.

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Particle physics: Standard Model, Neutrinos

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