We present the final results of the search for stellar gravitational collapses obtained by the MACRO experiment. The detector was active for a stellar collapse search for more than 11 years and it was sensitive to collapses occurring all over in our galaxy for 8.6 years. A real time system for a prompt recognition of neutrino bursts was developed and was operating on-line for almost the whole life of the experiment. No signal compatible with a neutrino burst from a galactic supernova was observed.
Search for stellar gravitational collapses with the MACRO detector
COZZI, MICHELA;GIACOMELLI, GIORGIO MARIA;GIORGINI, MIRIAM;MARGIOTTA, ANNARITA;SIOLI, MAXIMILIANO;SIRRI, GABRIELE;SPURIO, MAURIZIO;
2004
Abstract
We present the final results of the search for stellar gravitational collapses obtained by the MACRO experiment. The detector was active for a stellar collapse search for more than 11 years and it was sensitive to collapses occurring all over in our galaxy for 8.6 years. A real time system for a prompt recognition of neutrino bursts was developed and was operating on-line for almost the whole life of the experiment. No signal compatible with a neutrino burst from a galactic supernova was observed.File in questo prodotto:
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