Cosmogenic C-11 is produced in-situ by atmospheric mons and forms the main background for the measurement of solar pep- and CNO-neutrinos. However, FLUKA simulations show that the majority of C-11 is accompanied by a free neutron in the final state, thus allowing for an efficient tagging method, the so-called Three-Fold Coincidence technique. The technique and its first applications on Borexino data are presented.
Production and suppression of [sup 11]C in the solar neutrino experiment Borexino
CARRARO, CARLO;MANUZIO, GIULIO;PALLAVICINI, MARCO;
2011-01-01
Abstract
Cosmogenic C-11 is produced in-situ by atmospheric mons and forms the main background for the measurement of solar pep- and CNO-neutrinos. However, FLUKA simulations show that the majority of C-11 is accompanied by a free neutron in the final state, thus allowing for an efficient tagging method, the so-called Three-Fold Coincidence technique. The technique and its first applications on Borexino data are presented.File in questo prodotto:
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