5 papers
Possibility of parametrization of atmospheric muon angular flux using underwater data
S. I. Klimushin, E. V. Bugaev, I. A. Sokalski
We present the formula for angular distribution of integral flux of conventional () muons deep under water taking into account the sphericity of the atmosphere and fluctuatio…
Accuracy of muon transport simulation
I. A. Sokalski, E. V. Bugaev, S. I. Klimushin
Chain of calculations which have to be performed to predict any kind of signal in a deep underwater/ice neutrino detector necessarily includes the lepton propagation through thick…
Precise parametrizations of muon energy losses in water
S. I. Klimushin, E. V. Bugaev, I. A. Sokalski
The description of muon propagation through large depths of matter, based on a concept of the correction factor, is proposed. The results of Monte-Carlo calculations of this correc…
Simulation accuracy of long range muon propagation in medium: analysis of error sources
E. V. Bugaev, I. A. Sokalski, S. I. Klimushin
Knowledge of atmospheric muon flux intensity at large depths is extremely important for neutrino telescopes located deep under ground, water or ice. One of the methods to transform…
The Experimental Limits on Q-ball Flux with the Baikal Deep Underwater Array "Gyrlyanda"
I. A. Belolaptikov, L. B. Bezrukov, N. M. Budnev +10
Supersymmetric models allow for stable non-topological solitons, Q-balls, which can be produced in the early Universe and contribute to dark matter. Experimental signature of elect…