Masatoshi Koshiba: The Birth of Neutrino Astronomy

The neutrinos are small particles of neutral mass that play a key role in physics and particle physics. As a mouth that is not specific electrically or highly interactive, it usually works through unknowable positive energy, gravity and weak interaction. The existence of the neutron was first suggested with astronomical phenomena, which can either be produced in the process of nuclear reactions or released from stars like the Sun. Also, it's famous for its highly uninvolved nature with very low mass, which means that it can pass through a lot of the universe. Central American astronomy is a study of what's going on inside the universe, as opposed to as the astro-physical physics of the previous electromagnetic wave. For example, we can take the process of neutrino from the fusion reactions of the Sun and then take it in and figure out the process by means of the neutron, the neutron that was released at that time. The book is easy and detailed to explain the new basic sciences of neutrinosmic astrophysics. The discovery and insight of the Gosva Matoshi, who won the Nobel Prize for physics in 2002 after successful neutrino observation.

Korean title: 중성미자 천문학의 탄생

Korean author: 고시바 마사토시

Korean publisher: 전파과학사

ISBN-13: 9788970446431