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Bevan, Clifford

doi:10.1017/ccol9780521563437.013

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“…Limits on the flux of UHE neutrinos have been derived by the SPATS [16], SAUND [17] and ACoRNE [18] experiments. While the size of the experiments is too small to derive competitive limit, it could be shown that the tools and techniques for setting such limits for acoustic neutrino detection are in place.…”

Section: Results Of the "First Generation" Of Acoustic Neutrino Test mentioning

confidence: 99%

Acoustic detection of high energy neutrinos in sea water: status and prospects

Lahmann

2017

EPJ Web Conf.

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Abstract. The acoustic neutrino detection technique is a promising approach for future large-scale detectors with the aim of measuring the small expected flux of neutrinos at energies in the EeV-range and above. The technique is based on the thermo-acoustic model, which implies that the energy deposition by a particle cascade -resulting from a neutrino interaction in a medium with suitable thermal and acoustic properties -leads to a local heating and a subsequent characteristic pressure pulse that propagates in the surrounding medium. Current or recent test setups for acoustic neutrino detection have either been add-ons to optical neutrino telescopes or have been using acoustic arrays built for other purposes, typically for military use. While these arrays have been too small to derive competitive limits on neutrino fluxes, they allowed for detailed studies of the experimental technique. With the advent of the research infrastructure KM3NeT in the Mediterranean Sea, new possibilities will arise for acoustic neutrino detection. In this article, results from the "first generation" of acoustic arrays will be summarized and implications for the future of acoustic neutrino detection will be discussed.

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Section: Results Of the "First Generation" Of Acoustic Neutrino Test mentioning

confidence: 99%

Acoustic detection of high energy neutrinos in sea water: status and prospects

Lahmann

2017

EPJ Web Conf.

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“…Limits on the flux of ultra-high energy neutrinos have been derived by the SPATS [48], SAUND [49] and ACoRNE [50] experiments. While the effective volumes of these experiments are too small to derive competitive limit, it could be shown that the tools and techniques for setting such limits by means of acoustic neutrino detection are in place.…”

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confidence: 99%