Large-volume detector at the Baksan Neutrino Observatory for studies of natural neutrino fluxes for purposes of geo- and astrophysics

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Abstract
At the Baksan Neutrino Observatory (Institute for Nuclear Research, Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow) deployed in the Caucasus mountains, it is proposed to create, at a depth corresponding to 4760 mwe, a large-volume neutrino detector on the basis of a liquid scintillator with a target mass of 10 kt. The detector in question is intended for recording natural fluxes of neutrinos whose energy may be as low as 100MeV. Neutrino fluxes from various sources are considered in the present study, and the expected effect in the proposed detector is estimated. The detector hat is being developed at the Baksan Neutrino Observatorywill become part of the world network of neutrino detectors for studying natural neutrino fluxes.
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Authors I. R. Barabanov;L. B. Bezrukov;A. V. Veresnikova;Yu. M. Gavrilyuk;A. M. Gangapshev;V. Yu. Grishina;V. I. Gurentsov;V. P. Zavarzina;V. V. Kazalov;S. D. Krokhaleva;V. V. Kuz’minov;A. S. Kurlovich;B. K. Lubsandorzhiev;S. B. Lubsandorzhiev;A. K. Mezhokh;V. P. Morgalyuk;P. Yu. Naumov;G. Ya. Novikova;V. B. Petkov;A. M. Pshukov;A. Yu. Sidorenkov;V. V. Sinev;Sh. I. Umerov;E. A. Yanovich;T. Enquist;P. Kuusiniemi;J. Joutsenvaara;A. Virkajarvi;I. R. Barabanov;L. B. Bezrukov;A. V. Veresnikova;Yu. M. Gavrilyuk;A. M. Gangapshev;V. Yu. Grishina;V. I. Gurentsov;V. P. Zavarzina;V. V. Kazalov;S. D. Krokhaleva;V. V. Kuz’minov;A. S. Kurlovich;B. K. Lubsandorzhiev;S. B. Lubsandorzhiev;A. K. Mezhokh;V. P. Morgalyuk;P. Yu. Naumov;G. Ya. Novikova;V. B. Petkov;A. M. Pshukov;A. Yu. Sidorenkov;V. V. Sinev;Sh. I. Umerov;E. A. Yanovich;T. Enquist;P. Kuusiniemi;J. Joutsenvaara;A. Virkajarvi;
Journal physics of atomic nuclei
Year 2017
DOI
doi:10.1134/S1063778817030036
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https://doi.org/10.1134/S1063778817030036
Keywords
particle and nuclear physics scintillator neutrino observatory baksan neutrino russian academy neutrino fluxes nuclear research neutrino detector

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