HIGH-ENERGY NEUTRINO ASTROPHYSICS

By J. Learned, K. Mannheim. 2003

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Subfields: Nuclear and High Energy Physics

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1. Todor Stanev
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3. S. Boser
4. T. Kintscher
5. Thomas K. Gaisser
6. D. Soldin
7. Anna Franckowiak
8. The IceCube Collaboration

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• Muon Track Reconstruction and Data Selection Techniques in AMANDA (2004, background): “electron- or tau-neutrinos. A high-energy νµ charged current interaction creates a muon, which is nearly collinear with the neutrino direction; having a mean deviation angle of ψ= 0.7◦ ×(E ν/TeV)−0.7 [2], which implies an accuracy requirement of .1◦ for reconstructing the muon direction. The high-en”