Talk given at 4/5 Connelly group meeting

Talk given at group meeting.

I gave this talk at the Feburary 1st internal group meeting, with the goal of explaining better why ARA uses slot antennas to measure the H-pole and roughly how they work. It turned into a good discussion behind the basics of antennas. Notes were added to the slides after the talk to summarize what was went over.

Some resources I found useful for understanding the subject;

Antenna-Theory.com page on slot antennas

Design and Initial Performance of the Askaryan Radio Array Prototype EeV Neutrino Detector at the South Pole

Slot Aerials and their Relation to Complementary Wire Aerials (Babinet's Principle)

Hello,

Please see the attached document, which will be updated over the course of the week.

Jordan Hanson

This is a poster on ray propagation modeling in ice presented at the OSU Fall Undergraduate Research Forum in September, 2017.

Talk on The BuckArray given at CHEAPR2016. (source)

Summer 2016

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Paramita Dasgupta

10. Invited Talk, DHEP seminar, Tata Institute of Fundamental Research (TIFR), Mumbai, India, December 2025

9.  Invited talk, Astrophysics seminar, Bose Institute, Kolkata, India, December 2025

8. WAVES 2025 workshop, speaker at the International Centre for Theoretical Sciences (ICTS), India, November 2025 (Talk)

7. Invited talk, SPASE seminar, Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Kanpur, India, November 2025

6. Invited Talk, Astrophysics seminar, Raman Research Institute, Bangalore, India, November 2025

5. OSU CCAPP Symposium, Columbus, Ohio, September 2025 (In-person talk; CCAPP Symposium Organizer; 2nd consecutive year).

4. ICRC 2025, CICG - International Conference Centre - Geneva, Switzerland (Talk; presented online), July 2025

3. Bridging Multi-Messenger Astronomy and SETI, The Ohio State University, USA, June 2025

2. Invited Talk, Summer Conference on High Energy Physics & Astrophysics, Univ. of Tennessee, USA May 2025

1. Invited Talk, The School on Experimental Astroparticle Physics (SEAP 2025) Cosmic Ray Laboratory (CRL), Ooty, India, March 2025

Alan Salcedo Gomez:

• APS April Meeting, Anaheim CA 3/2025 (Talk)
• .OSU CCAPP Symposium, Columbus OH 9/2025 (Poster)

Alex Machtay:

• APS April Meeting, Anaheim CA 3/2025 (Talk)
• OSU CCAPP Symposium, Columbus OH 9/2025 (Poster)

Justin:

• The Askaryan Radio Array: Challenges in Polarization Reconstruction, CCAPP Symposium 2025

Jacob Weiler:

• Evolving Antennas Using Genetic Algorithms, Cincinnati Children's Hospital, August 2025  (Talk)
• First Year Summer Research Presentations, Columbus OH, August 2025 (Poster) 

William Luszczak:

• Putting Muon Detectors Near Tornadoes (and Other Adventures in Astroparticle Meteorology), UChicago KICP Seminar. April 10, 2025 (Invited)
• Physics 5700 Near the Base of a Forming EF-3 Tornado, OSU CCAPP Astroparticle Symposium. September 18, 2025.
• Using Cosmic Ray Measurements in Meteorological Data Assimilation, ISDA 2025, Melbourne, Australia. September 29, 2025.
• What is Particle Astrophysics, and Why Does It Matter?, University of Melbourne Astroparticle Seminar. October 6, 2025. (Invited)
• Atmospheric Muon Flux Observations Near the Base of an EF-3 Tornado, WIPAC Astroparticle Group Seminar, October 10, 2025 (Invited)
• Not Your Grandparent’s Astronomy: Exploring the Universe with Neutrinos, Cleveland Astronomical Society Lecture. December 4, 2025 (Invited)

30 min CCAPP seminar on TUFFs 

Talk by Brian Clark about making spectrograms from the Solar Flare data. Originally posted to DocDB: http://ara.physics.wisc.edu/cgi-bin/DocDB/ShowDocument?docid=1490

Brian

This is a presentation on ray tracing models used in ARA and ARIANNA. The two codes are written separately, one in Mathematica and the other in Octave. The overlay of results shows a little bit of inconsistency.

Here is a short informal presentation I made to GENETIS during a working group meeting on 02/17/2022.

Hi,

See attatched my poster for the Denaman research form which details Regression and Convolutional Neural Network and their uses for ARA and ANITA analysis.

Attached is the PDF containing my 10 minute talk on two of the TMVA methods (PDE-Foam and K-Nearest Neighbor)

Keith updated the graduate students section, the staff/postdocs section, eliminated old experiments like AUGER and EVA, and added HELIX images and text.

Brian refined some things and added T576 photos.

Attached is the powerpoint and .pdf versions of the poster for the 2018 graduate open house. 

Updates: AUGER should be replaced with HELIX, EVA should be removed, and a higher quality version of the NSF logo would be nice. 

Attached are the slides from the OSC training talk.