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T. Akdogan
Researcher at University of Pittsburgh
Publications - 3
Citations - 525
T. Akdogan is an academic researcher from University of Pittsburgh. The author has contributed to research in topics: Tau neutrino & Lepton. The author has an hindex of 3, co-authored 3 publications receiving 483 citations.
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Observation of tau neutrino interactions
Koichi Kodama,N. Ushida,C. Andreopoulos,Niki Saoulidou,G. Tzanakos,P. M. Yager,B. Baller,D. J. Boehnlein,Walter Freeman,B. Lundberg,Jorge G. Morfin,R. Rameika,Jae Chul Yun,J. S. Song,C. S. Yoon,S. H. Chung,P. Berghaus,M. A. Kubantsev,N. W. Reay,R. A. Sidwell,N. R. Stanton,S. Yoshida,Shigeki Aoki,T. Hara,J. T. Rhee,D. P. Ciampa,C. Erickson,Matt W. Graham,Ken Heller,Roger Rusack,Reinhard Schwienhorst,J. Sielaff,J. Trammell,J. Wilcox,K. Hoshino,H. Jiko,Motoaki Miyanishi,Masahiro Komatsu,M. Nakamura,Toshiyuki Nakano,K. Niwa,N. Nonaka,K. Okada,Osamu Sato,T. Akdogan,V. Paolone,C. Rosenfeld,A. Kulik,A. Kulik,T. Kafka,W. P. Oliver,T. Patzak,J. Schneps +52 more
TL;DR: The DONUT experiment has analyzed 203 neutrino interactions recorded in nuclear emulsion targets as discussed by the authors, with an estimated background of 0.34 events, consistent with the Standard Model expectation.
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A new upper limit for the tau-neutrino magnetic moment
Reinhard Schwienhorst,D. P. Ciampa,C. Erickson,Matt W. Graham,Ken Heller,Roger Rusack,J. Sielaff,J. Trammell,J. Wilcox,Koichi Kodama,N. Ushida,C. Andreopoulos,Niki Saoulidou,G. Tzanakos,P. M. Yager,B. Baller,D. J. Boehnlein,Walter Freeman,B. Lundberg,Jorge G. Morfin,R. Rameika,Jae Chul Yun,J. S. Song,C. S. Yoon,S. H. Chung,P. Berghaus,M. A. Kubantsev,N. W. Reay,R. A. Sidwell,N. R. Stanton,S. Yoshida,Shigeki Aoki,T. Hara,J. T. Rhee,K. Hoshino,H. Jiko,Motoaki Miyanishi,Masahiro Komatsu,M. Nakamura,Toshiyuki Nakano,K. Niwa,N. Nonaka,K. Okada,Osamu Sato,T. Akdogan,V. Paolone,C. Rosenfeld,A. Kulik,A. Kulik,T. Kafka,W. P. Oliver,T. Patzak,J. Schneps +52 more
TL;DR: In this paper, the ντ magnetic moment was measured based on a search for an anomalous increase in the number of neutrino-electron interactions, which was observed when 2.3 were expected from background processes.
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Identification of neutrino interactions using the DONUT spectrometer
Koichi Kodama,C. Andreopoulos,N. Giokaris,Niki Saoulidou,G. Tzanakos,B. Baller,D. J. Boehnlein,B. Lundberg,R. A. Rameika,J. S. Song,C. S. Yoon,S. H. Chung,P. Berghaus,M. A. Kubantsev,N. W. Reay,R. A. Sidwell,N. R. Stanton,S. Yoshida,Shigeki Aoki,T. Hara,D. P. Ciampa,C. Erickson,Ken Heller,Roger Rusack,Matt W. Graham,Reinhard Schwienhorst,J. Sielaff,J. Trammell,J. Wilcox,K. Hoshino,H. Jiko,J. Kawada,Takayoshi Kawai,Masahiro Komatsu,H. Matsuoka,M. Miyanishi,Mitsuhiro Nakamura,Toshiyuki Nakano,K. Narita,K. Niwa,N. Nonaka,K. Okada,Osamu Sato,T. Toshito,T. Akdogan,A. Kulik,V. Paolone,C. Rosenfeld,T. Kafka,W. P. Oliver,J. Schneps,M. Skender +51 more
TL;DR: The experimental apparatus used for the first direct observation of the tau neutrino (the DONUT experiment) is described in this paper, which consists of a target system composed of nuclear emulsion targets and scintillation fiber trackers, a magnetic charged-particle spectrometer and detectors for lepton identification.