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Supernova Gamma-Ray Echo as an Astrophysical Near Detector for Galactic Neutrino Propagation
Core-collapse supernova neutrinos offer a unique probe of physics beyond the Standard Model over Galactic baselines. Yet even a high-statistics nearby burst may be limited by source uncertainties, especially for propagation effects that average over energy and appear only as an overall flux suppress
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