The Physics Role and Potential of future Atmospheric Detectors
arXiv:1004.5396 · doi:10.1063/1.3399316
Abstract
We discuss the physics capabilities of basic types of future atmospheric detectors being considered at present, with their strengths and limitations, and compare them with those of long baseline (LBL) experiments. We also argue that recent studies signal the importance of synergistically combining complementary features of both these classes of experiments in order to accrue maximum benefit towards furthering our goal of building a complete picture of neutrino properties and parameters.
Based on a Plenary Talk at NUFACT 09, Chicago; 10 pages, 6 figures
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