Abstract
A new generation of long-baseline neutrino experiments is in an advanced state of preparation. They are DUNE in the States, JUNO in China and Hyper-Kamiokande in Japan. The main goals of these experiments are the search for leptonic CP violation, the determination of the pattern of neutrino masses, and precision measurements of the parameters of neutrino oscillations. The far detectors will be powerful observatories for low-energy neutrino astronomy. They will test the stability of the matter and search for dark matter annihilations through neutrinos with unprecedented sensitivity. Particular attention will be devoted to the Hyper-Kamiokande experiment.
Mauro Mezzetto, Andrea Longhin - https://agenda.infn.it/category/1997/
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