Exciting prospects for detecting late-time neutrinos from core-collapse supernovae

In this theoretical study of successful core-collapse supernovae, the authors provide a detailed model neutrino emission from different phases transition - explosion to proto-neutron star cooling late-time formation either neutron or black hole. They show that for supernova in Milky Way, these copiously produced neutrinos can be detected by current neutrino-detection experiments and used extract information about course event. The offers highly promising program make full use rare event as much physics possible.