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PhyStat-v Workshop on Statistical Issues in Experimental Neutrino Physics

30 May 2016 to 1 June 2016
Asia/Tokyo timezone

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Contributed and invited talks and discussions on statistical methods and issues

31 May 2016, 11:30

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  1. 10. Combination of Current and Historical Cross Section Data
    Dr Callum Wilkinson (Bern)
    31/05/2016, 11:30
  2. 11. Statistical Issues in Neutrino Event Reconstruction
    Dr Richard Calland (IPMU)
    31/05/2016, 12:05
  3. 39. Searching for PeV neutrinos with IceCube
    Dr Lu Lu (Chiba University)
    31/05/2016, 14:00
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    The IceCube Neutrino Observatory at the geographic South Pole has been taking high-quality data in the deep-ice since 2010. Extremely high energy neutrinos that carry energies above 1 PeV have been observed. The most constraining limits on the flux of ultra-high energy neutrinos, which could come from cosmogenic origins have been obtained based on a binned Poisson-likelihood-ratio method. In...
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  4. 12. Event Classification
    Shiro Ikeda (Institute of Statistical Mathematics)
    31/05/2016, 14:35
  5. 21. Computational Aspects of Statistical Methods
    Michael Betancourt (University of Warwick)
    31/05/2016, 15:10
  6. 13. Cosmological Constraints on Neutrino Properties
    Francisco Villaescusa-Navarro (INAF-Trieste)
    31/05/2016, 16:15
  7. 15. Three-Neutrino Mixing Fits
    Bergstrom Johannes (Universitat de Barcelona)
    31/05/2016, 16:50
  8. 19. Frequentist & Bayesian Bounds and Data Presentation
    Steve Biller (University of Oxford)
    31/05/2016, 17:25
  9. 14. Status of Global Sterile Neutrino Fits
    Gabriel Collin (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
    01/06/2016, 09:00
  10. 41. Neutrino Mass Hierarchy at JUNO and Related Statistical Issues
    Yufeng Li (Institute of High Energy Physics)
    01/06/2016, 09:35
  11. 27. Sensitivity to the Neutrino Mass Hierarchy
    Emilio Ciuffoli (IMP, CAS)
    01/06/2016, 10:40
    Precisely one neutrino mass hierarchy is realized in nature. How can this crucial fact be incorporated into a statistical analysis of the mass hierarchy? It implies that the problem is not hypothesis testing, but rather model selection. The corresponding tools are standard, but different. We will discuss some statistical issues that will be relevant in this kind of experiment, present a...
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  12. 29. The KM3NeT/ORCA detector
    Dr Ronald Bruijn (University of Amsterdam/Nikhef)
    01/06/2016, 11:15
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    The ORCA detector is the low-energy branch of the new generation neutrino telescope KM3NeT which is currently being constructed in the Mediterranean Sea. Interactions of neutrinos that are created in cosmic ray interactions travel and through the Earth can be observed in the detector. By measuring the matter-induced oscillation effects on this flux, KM3NeT/ORCA aims at settling the question...
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  13. 22. Generative Modelling as a Basis for Statistics
    Michael Betancourt (University of Warwick)
    01/06/2016, 11:50
  14. 26. Multiple Hypothesis Testing and Testing One Hypothesis Multiple Times: a unified (re)view
    Ms Sara Algeri (Imperial College London)
    01/06/2016, 12:30
    In statistics, the problem of testing one hypothesis multiple times can be formulated in terms of hypothesis testing when a nuisance parameter is present only under the alternative, also known as “look-elsewhere effect”. Each possible value of the nuisance parameter specifies a different alternative hypothesis and a unique global p-value is provided to summarize the statistical evidence in...
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