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Abstract：
Recent reactor neutrino experiments have shown anomalous results in both the reactor flux and spectrum measurements. Compared the measurements, Reactor neutrino flux shows a 6% deficit while reactor netrino spectrum illustrates a bump-like structure at around 5 MeV region. In this talk we will employ the methods of both theoretical model prediction and global neutrino data analysis to expore all the possible solutions to these reactor anomalies. We will discuss drawbacks of the model predictions within the standard model, and the possible new physics solution beyond the standard model.
Biography:
Yufeng Li is an associate professor in Institute of High Energy Physics. He graudated from University of Science and Technology of China, obtained the bachelor and doctor degrees. Then he moved to Institute of High Energy Physics, first as a postdoctoral fellow and then a faculty member. His main research interest ranges from the neutrino theory to neutrino phenomenology, and has published more than 50 research papers in neutrino physics and neutrino astrophysics, with the citations of more than 2000, among which six papers have the citations of more than 100. As co-corresponding author, he have published the 188-page monograph "Neutrino Physics with JUNO" and the invited review article "light sterile neutrinos".