HOME > Search videos > Tokyo College Event > The Mysterious Particles: Neutrinos [JP]
Tokyo College Event
Tokyo College Event
Held on 2019

Tokyo College Event

The Mysterious Particles: Neutrinos [JP]
Takaaki Kajita

Video

Looking Back over the Research Process That Led to the Discovery of Neutrino Oscillation

Prof. Takaaki Kajita looks back over the research process that led to the discovery of neutrinos having a small mass and explains why the small mass of neutrinos is considered to be important.

★Tokyo College
https://www.tc.u-tokyo.ac.jp/en/

NOTE:
- This lecture was conducted only in Japanese.

講師紹介
Takaaki Kajita
The University of Tokyo Institute for Cosmic Ray Research / Director, Distinguished University Professor, Special University Professor
※所属・役職は登壇当時のものです。

Recommended for you

Reaction diffusion problems: from moving interfaces to genealogies I
Reaction diffusion problems: from moving interfaces to genealogies I
Tokyo College Event
Bernard Derrida
Reaction diffusion problems: from moving interfaces to genealogies II
Reaction diffusion problems: from moving interfaces to genealogies II
Tokyo College Event
Bernard Derrida
Facing the Challenges of Global Environmental Problems [JP]
Facing the Challenges of Global Environmental Problems [JP]
Tokyo College Event
Yuan Tseh Lee
‘Dark Tourism’ in Japan: Global, National, and Local Perspectives [JP]
‘Dark Tourism’ in Japan: Global, National, and Local Perspectives [JP]
Tokyo College Event
Andrew Gordon
Japan That Breaks Away from ‘the Postwar’ [JP]
Japan That Breaks Away from ‘the Postwar’ [JP]
Tokyo College Event
Park Cheol Hee
Global History1：Why Do We Need Global History? [EN]
Global History1：Why Do We Need Global History? [EN]
Tokyo College Event
Sebastian Conrad, Marc Elie, Sheldon Garon, Hideaki Suzuki, Michael Facius, Masashi Haneda