Green Bank Lunar Interferometer for Neutrino Transients: GLINT

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Jun 2009

adsabs.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/nph-data_query?bibcode=2009nimpa.604s.116l&link_type=abstract

Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research Section A, Volume 604, Issue 1-2, p. S116-S118.

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The Green Bank Lunar Interferometer for Neutrino Transients (GLINT) project is a wide band (0.3-2.6 GHz) interferometric radio array dedicated to observations of transient events. The target is detection of few bright (>2000Jy) short duration (few nano-second) pulses from the lunar regolith. The GLINT project has three goals: (1) Maximize detection of statistically significant pulses originating from the lunar surface. (2) Unambiguously differentiate neutrino pulses from other sources of interference. (3) Localize the direction of the incoming radio pulse resulting from neutrino interactions.

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