A new underground laboratory in Finland

Details A new underground laboratory in Finland A new underground laboratory in Finland

Aug 2000

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NEXT GENERATION NUCLEON DECAY AND NEUTRINO DETECTOR: NNN99. AIP Conference Proceedings, Volume 533, pp. 18-20 (2000).

Physics

Particle Detectors, Muon Detection, Proton Decay, Mining, Cosmic Ray Apparatus, Neutrino Detection, Neutrino Oscillations

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A new underground laboratory is being built in a deep mine in Phyäsalmi in the middle of Finland. This site provides excellent opportunities for underground physics, with the equivalent depth being about 4000 m.w.e., and no severe problems with background or instabilities. The first experiment in the mine consists of three small muon telescopes at different depths. New experiments are planned, the next one is probably a multipurpose muon detector at shallow depth. .

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