Results and prospects of deep under-ground, under-water and under-ice experiments
arXiv:1403.3279 · doi:10.1016/j.nima.2013.10.086
Abstract
Astroparticle experiments have provided a long list of achievements both for particle physics and astrophysics. Many of these experiments require to be protected from the background produced by cosmic rays in the atmosphere. The main options for such protection are to build detectors deep under ground (mines, tunnels) or in the deep sea or antarctic ice. In this proceeding we review the main results shown in the RICAP 2013 conference related with these kind of experiments and the prospects for the future.
arXiv comment30 pages, 19 figures, Proceedings of RICAP13
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