The Prediction and Detection of UHE Neutrino Bursts

Abstract

In this paper we look at \sim 10^14 eV neutrino bursts which are predicted to be observed in correlation with gamma ray bursts (GRBs). We describe an efficient way of constructing a km^2 effective area detector for these neutrino bursts. The proposed detector will cost <$3M and will operate in the 4-km deep water off St.Croix for at least one year, sufficient time to collect the expected \sim 20 events in coincidence with satellite measured GRBs provided the fireball model is correct. Coincident gamma ray and neutrino bursts can be used to test the limits of the relativity principles.

arXiv comment6 pages, 3 figures, uses RevTeX, contribution for DPF99 proceedings

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