Performance and simulation of the RICE detector

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Title: Performance and simulation of the RICE detector
Authors: Kravchenko, I.1, Frichter, G.M.2, Seckel, D.3, Spiczak, G.M.3, Adams, J.4, Seunarine, S.4, Allen, C.5, Bean, A.5, Besson, D.5, Box, D.J.5, Buniy, R.5, Drees, J.5, McKay, D.5, Meyers, J.5, Perry, L.5, Ralston, J.5, Razzaque, S.5, Schmitz, D.W.5
Source: Astroparticle Physics. Apr2003, Vol. 19 Issue 1, p15. 22p.
Subjects: Neutrinos, Electrons
Abstract: The Radio Ice Cherenkov Experiment at the South Pole, co-deployed with the AMANDA experiment, seeks to detect ultra-high energy electron neutrinos interacting in cold polar ice. Such interactions produce electromagnetic showers, which emit radio-frequency Cherenkov radiation. We describe the experimental apparatus and the procedures used to measure the neutrino flux. [Copyright &y& Elsevier]
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Abstract:The Radio Ice Cherenkov Experiment at the South Pole, co-deployed with the AMANDA experiment, seeks to detect ultra-high energy electron neutrinos interacting in cold polar ice. Such interactions produce electromagnetic showers, which emit radio-frequency Cherenkov radiation. We describe the experimental apparatus and the procedures used to measure the neutrino flux. [Copyright &y& Elsevier]
ISSN:09276505
DOI:10.1016/S0927-6505(02)00194-9