On the possiblity of detecting Solar pp-neutrino with a large volume liquid organic scintillator detector

Abstract

It is shown that a large volume liquid organic scintillator detector with an energy resolution of 10 keV at 200 keV 1 sigma will be sensitive to solar pp-neutrino, if operated at the target radiopurity levels for the Borexino detector, or the solar neutrino project of KamLAND.

18 pages, 2 figures, 4 tables. Contributed paper to the Nonaccelerating New Neutrino Physic. NANP-2003, Dubna. To be published in Phys.At.Nucl.(2004)

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