“…Figure 4 shows the flux of secondary neutrinos from Cen A for all astrophysics scenarios considered here. The sensitivity of the futures observatories GRAND [56], POEMMA [20] and IceCube_2Gen [21] are also shown. The effect of the injection composition is clearly seen.…”
Section: Results I: Secondary Neutrinos From Cen Amentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Shock waves in the backflow of the jets have been measured in Cen A [38,39] in which particle acceleration is expected to occur. The energy spectrum can be written as [20] and GRAND [22], IceCube_2Gen [21] are shown a power law combined with a charge dependent exponential cutoff [40] that accounts for the limitation in the maximal energy that a source can accelerate particles…”
Section: Energy Spectrum At the Sourcementioning
confidence: 99%
“…The 90% upper limits on the neutrino flux measured by the Pierre Auger Observatory and by the IceCube are also shown for comparison. The prediction of sensitivity of future experiments ARA [18], ARIANNA [19], POEMMA [20], IceCube_Gen2 [21] and GRAND [22] are also shown. Note that the sensitivity of the future experiments are not corrected to the sensitivity in the direction of Cen A.…”
In this paper the production of neutrinos and photons by ultra high energy cosmic rays (UHECR) interacting with the extragalactic background radiation is studied. Centaurus A is assumed as the prime source of UHECR and the possibility to identify this source by detecting the secondary neutrinos and photons produced in the propagation of UHECR is investigated. Fifteen astrophysical models regarding three extragalactic magnetic fields (EGMF) and five composition abundances are simulated. The flux and arrival direction of neutrinos and photons are investigated. It is shown that the detection of a signal from Cen A with statistical significance is achievable by current observatories in a few years and by proposed experiments in the near future. The dependence of the results on the models is also presented.
“…Figure 4 shows the flux of secondary neutrinos from Cen A for all astrophysics scenarios considered here. The sensitivity of the futures observatories GRAND [56], POEMMA [20] and IceCube_2Gen [21] are also shown. The effect of the injection composition is clearly seen.…”
Section: Results I: Secondary Neutrinos From Cen Amentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Shock waves in the backflow of the jets have been measured in Cen A [38,39] in which particle acceleration is expected to occur. The energy spectrum can be written as [20] and GRAND [22], IceCube_2Gen [21] are shown a power law combined with a charge dependent exponential cutoff [40] that accounts for the limitation in the maximal energy that a source can accelerate particles…”
Section: Energy Spectrum At the Sourcementioning
confidence: 99%
“…The 90% upper limits on the neutrino flux measured by the Pierre Auger Observatory and by the IceCube are also shown for comparison. The prediction of sensitivity of future experiments ARA [18], ARIANNA [19], POEMMA [20], IceCube_Gen2 [21] and GRAND [22] are also shown. Note that the sensitivity of the future experiments are not corrected to the sensitivity in the direction of Cen A.…”
In this paper the production of neutrinos and photons by ultra high energy cosmic rays (UHECR) interacting with the extragalactic background radiation is studied. Centaurus A is assumed as the prime source of UHECR and the possibility to identify this source by detecting the secondary neutrinos and photons produced in the propagation of UHECR is investigated. Fifteen astrophysical models regarding three extragalactic magnetic fields (EGMF) and five composition abundances are simulated. The flux and arrival direction of neutrinos and photons are investigated. It is shown that the detection of a signal from Cen A with statistical significance is achievable by current observatories in a few years and by proposed experiments in the near future. The dependence of the results on the models is also presented.
“…Both telescopes will require external (GCN) alerts for short and long neutrino bursts. With five years of viewing, POEMMA has greater potential for transient observations from tidal disruption events, binary black hole mergers and binary neutron star mergers [5]. EUSO-SPB2 will be a pathfinder instrument.…”
Section: Eas Optical Cherenkov Signals Of For Space and Suborbital Detectorsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Stereo mode has the advantage of a lower photon number density threshold, most important at lower energies, while the dual mode increases the observing area by a factor of 2. Telescopes can slew over time frames of order 500 s [5]. sensitivities are compared in the following section.…”
Multi-messenger observations of transient astrophysical sources have the potential to characterize the highest energy accelerators and the most extreme environments in the Universe. Detection of neutrinos, in particular tau neutrinos generated by neutrino oscillations in transit from their sources to Earth, is possible for neutrino energies above 10 PeV using optical Cherenkov detectors imaging upward-moving extensive air showers (EAS). These EAS are produced from Earth-interacting tau neutrinos leading to tau leptons that subsequently decay in the atmosphere. We compare neutrino detection sensitivities for generic short-and long-burst transient neutrino sources and sensitivities to the diffuse neutrino flux for the second generation Extreme Universe Space Observatory on a Super-Pressure Balloon (EUSO-SPB2) balloon-borne mission and the proposed space-based Probe of Extreme Multi-Messenger Astrophysics (POEMMA) mission.
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