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The PROSPECT-I detector has several features that enable measurement of the
direction of a compact neutrino source. In this paper, a detailed report on the
directional measurements made on electron antineutrinos emitted from the High
Flux Isotope Reactor is presented. With an estimated true neutrino (reactor to
detector) direction of $\phi = 40.8\unicode{xB0} \pm 0.7\unicode{xB0}$ and
$\theta = 98.6\unicode{xB0} \pm 0.4\unicode{xB0}$, the PROSPECT-I detector is
able to reconstruct an average neutrino direction of $\phi = 39.4\unicode{xB0}
\pm 2.9\unicode{xB0}$ and $\theta = 97.6\unicode{xB0} \pm 1.6\unicode{xB0}$.
This measurement is made with approximately 48000 Inverse Beta Decay signal
events and is the most precise directional reconstruction of reactor
antineutrinos to date.
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Reactor Antineutrino Directionality Measurement with the PROSPECT-I Detector
Creators
M Andriamirado
B Balantekin
C. D Bass
O. Benevides Rodrigues
E. P Bernard
N. S Bowden
C. D Bryan
R Carr
T Classen
A. J Conant
G Deichert
M. J Dolinski
A Erickson
A Galindo-Uribarri
S Gokhale
C Grant
S Hans
A. B Hansell
K. M Heeger
B Heffron
D. E Jaffe
S Jayakumar
D. C Jones
J. R Koblanski
P Kunkle
C. E Lane
B. R Littlejohn
A. Lozano Sanchez
X Lu
J Maricic
M. P Mendenhall
A. M Meyer
R Milincic
P. E Mueller
H Mumm
J Napolitano
C Nave
R Neilson
M Oueslati
C Roca
R Rosero
P Surukuchi
F Sutanto
D Venegas-Vargas
P. B Weatherly
J Wilhelmi
M Yeh
C Zhang
X Zhang
Publication Details
arXiv.org
Resource Type
Preprint
Language
English
Academic Unit
Electrical and Computer Engineering; Physics
Other Identifier
991021887285504721
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