July 29, 2024, 2:00 pm
Erwin H. Tanin, Stanford University
The baryon sector of the present universe is almost entirely made of matter. High-energy collisions of cosmic rays with particles of the interstellar medium can produce small amounts of anti-nucleons, which may, in turn, form even smaller amounts of anti-nuclei through rare coalescences. Given the expectation of extremely scarce astrophysical anti-nuclei, a robust detection of... More »