Ebook: Neutrino Oscillations: Present Status and Future Plans

I thought this book was very, very good. I used it as a primary resource for preparation of a graduate level paper. It contains an up-to-date set of papers prepared by people directly involved in various neutrino experiments around the world. It deals with all the various types of neutrinos, including solar neutrinos, and atmospheric, reactor and beam-produced neutrinos. It characterizes all the big-name experiments, including SNO, Super-K, K2K, T2K, etc. The references in each paper lead you deeper into the subject. Anyone wanting a fuller understanding of neutrinos in all their variety would be well served to grab a copy of this book, and in the case of solar neutrinos at least, anything written by the late John Bahcall. Thanks