5-10 October 2015
Milan Hotel 4*
Europe/Moscow timezone

Understanding the detector behavior through Montecarlo and calibration studies in view of the SOX measure

6 Oct 2015, 16:15
15m
Verdi (Milan Hotel 4*)

Verdi

Milan Hotel 4*

Milan Hotel 4*, Shipilovskaya Street, 28A, Moscow, Russia, 115563
Nuclear physics and particle physics Nuclear physics and particle physics - parallel IV

Speaker

Dr. Alessio Caminata (INFN Genova)

Description

Borexino is an unsegmented neutrino detector operating at LNGS in central Italy. The experiment has shown its performances through its unprecedented accomplishments in the solar and geo-neutrino detection. These performances make it an ideal tool to accomplish a state-of-the-art experiment able to test the existence of a sterile neutrino (SOX experiment). For both the solar and the SOX analysis, a good understanding of the detector response is fundamental. Consequently, calibration campaigns with radioactive sources have been performed over the years. The calibration data are of extreme importance to develop an accurate Montecarlo code. This code is used in all the neutrino analyses. The talk will show the calibration program and the advances on the detector simulation code in view of the start of the SOX data taking.
Presentation type Section talk (10+5 min)

Primary author

Dr. Alessio Caminata (INFN Genova)

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