Speaker
Dr
Jean Alexandre
(King's College London)
Description
Motivated by neutrino astronomy, we consider a plane wave of coupled and massive flavours, scattered
by a static black hole, and describe analytically and numerically the corresponding oscillation probability
in the surrounding space. Both the interpretation as particles travelling along geodesics and as scattered
waves are studied, and consistently show a non-trivial and potentially long range interference pattern.
Primary author
Dr
Jean Alexandre
(King's College London)
Co-author
Dr
Katy Clough
(Gottingen University)
