'Amanda b10' presentation slideshows

Good Bye, AMANDA !

Good Bye, AMANDA !. 1988: Ed Zeller (Kansas) ? Francis. Neutrinos in icecap ?. John Learned. 1988: Pomerantz workshop, NSF Science and Technology Center for the South Pole (Andrew Westphal, Tim Miller, Doug Lowder, Buford Price) 1989: attempt of Westphal and Lowder to

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Good Bye, AMANDA !

Good Bye, AMANDA !. 1988: Ed Zeller (Kansas) ? Francis. Neutrinos in icecap ?. John Learned. 1988: Pomerantz workshop, NSF Science and Technology Center for the South Pole (Andrew Westphal, Tim Miller, Doug Lowder, Buford Price) 1989: attempt of Westphal and Lowder to

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High Energy Neutrino Astronomy a promising decade ahead

High Energy Neutrino Astronomy a promising decade ahead. Christian Spiering, Gran Sasso, October 2002. Content. Physics Goals 2. Detection Methods and Projects 3. The next decade. 1. Physics Goals. A. High Energy Neutrino Astrophysics B. Particle Physics

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IceCube

IceCube. Christian Spiering, VLVNT Workshop Amsterdam, October 2003. IceCube Collaboration. Institutions: 11 US, 11 European, 1 Japanese and 1 Venezuelan Bartol Research Institute, University of Delaware BUGH Wuppertal, Germany Universite Libre de Bruxelles, Brussels, Belgium

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The AMANDA-II Telescope - Status and First Results -

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20th International Workshop on Weak Interactions and Neutrinos (WIN'05)

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Results from the Antarctic Muon and Neutrino Detector Array (AMANDA)

Results from the Antarctic Muon and Neutrino Detector Array (AMANDA). Allan Hallgren** Uppsala University Allan.Hallgren@tsl.uu.se. For the most excellent marriage of particle physics and astronomy : Something old Recap of recent results Something new New analyses of older data

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Results from the Antarctic Muon and Neutrino Detector Array (AMANDA)

Results from the Antarctic Muon and Neutrino Detector Array (AMANDA). Allan Hallgren** Uppsala University Allan.Hallgren@tsl.uu.se. For the most excellent marriage of particle physics and astronomy : Something old Recap of recent results Something new New analyses of older data

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Neutrino Astronomy with AMANDA

Neutrino Astronomy with AMANDA. Steven W. Barwick University of California-Irvine. SPIE Conference -Hawaii, 2002. Outline of Talk. Science of HE Neutrino Telescopes Point Sources Diffuse Sources (up and down) GRBs WIMP annihilations in earth and sun

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Concept

Calibration & Survey of AMANDA with SPASE. X. Bai 1 , R. Engel 1 , T.K. Gaisser 1 , J.A. Hinton 2 , A. Karle 3 , M. Kowalski 4 , D. Martello 5 , T. Miller 6 , K. Rawlins 3 , K. Rochester 2 , G.M. Spiczak 1 , Todor Stanev 1 , S. Tilav 7 , A.A. Watson 2 and the AMANDA Collaboration

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Performance of the AMANDA-II Detector

Performance of the AMANDA-II Detector. R.Wischnewski for the AMANDA Collaboration; DESY-Zeuthen, Germany. AMANDA-II Detector. ? Largest High Energy Neutrino-Detector ever built:An open Under-Ice Cerenkov Detector for high energy muons and showers.

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