COMMUNICAT

ION USING
NEUTRINOS
By M.T.Chinmai Chowdary
20311A0428
 CONTENTS:
▪ What are neutrinos?
▪ Concept of Neutrino Communication
▪ Why Neutrino Communication better than any other traditional ways?
▪ Neutrino beam production
▪ Transferring Data Using Neutrino Beams (The Gravity Script)
▪ Neutrino detection
▪ Applications of Neutrinos
▪ Advantages and Disadvantages
▪ Conclusion
▪ Bibliography
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 What are neutrinos?
A neutrino (ν) is a fermion (an elementary particle with spin ½) that interacts only via the
weak subatomic force and gravity.
The neutrino is so named because it is electrically neutral and because its rest mass is so
small that it was long thought to be zero.
About 100 trillion neutrinos pass through your body every second without interacting
with any of the particles in your body. We never notice them.
They oscillate as they travel and their speed is very close to speed of light.
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Concept of Neutrino
 Neutrino Communication
▪ Neutrinos have been proposed for a variety of communication
scenarios in which radio waves or optical wave’s signals fall short.
▪ Neutrinos rarely interact with ordinary matter, and they easily pass
through solids that would screen out most other particles. So
neutrino beams could be used to send messages through the Earth,
or to communicate with a planetary rover parked on the far side of
mars, out of radio contact

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 Why Neutrino Communication better
than any other Traditional ways?
Neutrinos Traditional ways*
High-Moderate Data carrying High Data Carrying Capacity.
capacity per Neutrino. Low-moderate deflection.
No deflection at all. Stopped, interrupted, collapsed
Passes through any medium. by a variety of factors like sea
Does not cause any harm water, electro magnetic fields
etc.
Skin burns, eye damage,
blindness, radiation
6 *traditional ways include lasers, electrons and other sub atomic parcticles.
 BIG
CONCEPT
Neutrino beam
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 Neutrino beam production
Proton beam and pion generation:
Proton beams can be generated through the traditional cyclotron, tandem, or
particle accelerator methods.
The proton beam would then be accelerated in a particle accelerator and then
collided with a target sheet made of Ti, which would lead to the production of
massive amounts of sub-atomic particles called pions.
The positively charged pion beam would then be passed into yet another
accelerator where they would nearly pick up the speed of light.

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*4.1.1. Proton beam generation
 PION AND MUON DECAY; NEUTRINO BEAM
GENERATION:
Pion beam would be passed into decay chamber. Pions would decay into muons
(negatively charged) (and other positively charged particles), which would
further decay into neutrinos.
Neutrinos would then beam passed into beaming chamber.

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*4.2.1.Pion beam decay chamber *4.2.2.Neutrino beaming chamber
 Transferring Data Using Neutrino Beams
(The Gravity Script) :
Transferring data using neutrinos can be
very difficult. The current binary decoding
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is an old and primitive system. For
transferring data using neutrinos, we
would use the gravity script: a script that
utilizes gravito-magnetism for creating
waves of neutrino particles.
Each upper wave would be called α and
the lower wave would be called β. Now a
series of α and β would be used just like
0s and 1s in the binary system. Each data
in the simplest form would consist of α
and β.
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 Although neutrino-based systems have been proposed here on earth
since the 1970s, they have all come up against the same problem: how
to detect the neutrinos at the receiving end when the vast majority of
the particles will pass straight through any detector.

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 Neutrino detection
For neutrino detection, High energy
electron field would be used. When
neutrinos will collide with this field, high
energy Cherenkov radiations along with
bright light is produced. This property of
neutrinos will be utilized for detection.

*6.1. Cherenkov radiations

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 Applications of Neutrinos
•  A way to monitor nuclear proliferation
• A way to 'x-ray' the Earth to find cavities of mineral and oil
deposits.
• Faster global communication.
•  Study of Dark Matter.
• Rediscovering human understanding of universe.

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 Advantages of Neutrino
Communication
•Travels at speed of light.
•Weak interaction, losing information is very small.
•Hard to intercept.
•Wireless: no longer fiber cables, no satellites.
•Neutrinos provide early warning of potentially
dangerous astronomical events.
•Easy penetration into sea water*.
•Radiation free communication.

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*seawater is opaque to electromagnetic radiation . the wavelengths short enough to transmit information at a useful rate.
 Disadvantages of Neutrino
Communication
• Equipment is too costly to operate.
• Required advancements.
• Hard to detect.
• Still in experimental stage.

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 CONCLUSION
As the study of these particles helps us to acquire the information about
suns core, supernovae, to know about dark matter. The special properties
of these particles can lead us to the radiation free communication.

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 Bibliography

▪https://space.nss.org/settlement/nasa/Contest/Results/2014/VONA.pdf
▪https://www.fnal.gov/pub/science/particle-physics/experiments/neutrinos.html
▪https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neutrino
▪ http://physicsworld.com/cws/article/news/2012/mar/19/ neutrino-based-communication-
is-a-first
▪http://www.forbes.com/sites/brucedorminey/2012/04/3 0/neutrinos-to-give-high-frequency-t
raders-
themillisecond-edge/
▪https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/57/FirstNeutrinoEventAnnotated.jpg
▪*Image sources: www.google.co.in

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 THANK
YOU

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