Search for Prompt Neutrino Emission from Gamma-ray Bursts with Icecube

نویسندگان

  • M. G. Aartsen
  • M. Ackermann
  • J. Adams
  • J. A. Aguilar
  • M. Ahlers
  • M. Ahrens
  • D. Altmann
  • T. Anderson
  • C. Arguelles
  • T. C. Arlen
  • J. Auffenberg
  • X. Bai
  • S. W. Barwick
  • V. Baum
  • R. Bay
  • J. J. Beatty
  • J. Becker Tjus
  • K.-H. Becker
  • S. BenZvi
  • P. Berghaus
  • D. Berley
  • E. Bernardini
  • A. Bernhard
  • D. Z. Besson
  • G. Binder
  • D. Bindig
  • M. Bissok
  • E. Blaufuss
  • J. Blumenthal
  • D. J. Boersma
  • C. Bohm
  • F. Bos
  • D. Bose
  • S. Böser
  • O. Botner
  • L. Brayeur
  • H.-P. Bretz
  • A. M. Brown
  • N. Buzinsky
  • J. Casey
  • M. Casier
  • E. Cheung
  • D. Chirkin
  • A. Christov
  • B. Christy
  • K. Clark
  • L. Classen
  • F. Clevermann
  • S. Coenders
  • D. F. Cowen
  • J. C. Davis
  • M. Day
  • J. P. A. M. de André
  • C. De Clercq
  • S. De Ridder
  • P. Desiati
  • K. D. de Vries
  • M. de With
  • T. DeYoung
  • J. C. Díaz- Vélez
  • M. Dunkman
  • R. Eagan
  • B. Eberhardt
  • T. Ehrhardt
  • B. Eichmann
  • J. Eisch
  • S. Euler
  • P. A. Evenson
  • O. Fadiran
  • A. R. Fazely
  • A. Fedynitch
  • S. Flis
  • K. Frantzen
  • T. Fuchs
  • T. K. Gaisser
  • R. Gaior
  • J. Gallagher
  • L. Gerhardt
  • D. Gier
  • L. Gladstone
  • T. Glüsenkamp
  • A. Goldschmidt
  • G. Golup
  • J. G. Gonzalez
  • J. A. Goodman
  • D. Góra
  • D. Grant
  • P. Gretskov
  • J. C. Groh
  • C. Ha
  • C. Haack
  • A. Haj Ismail
  • P. Hallen
  • A. Hallgren
  • F. Halzen
  • K. Hanson
  • D. Hebecker
  • D. Heinen
  • K. Helbing
  • R. Hellauer
  • D. Hellwig
  • S. Hickford
  • G. C. Hill
  • K. D. Hoffman
  • A. Homeier
  • K. Hoshina
  • F. Huang
  • W. Huelsnitz
  • P. O. Hulth
  • K. Hultqvist
  • A. Ishihara
  • J. Jacobsen
  • G. S. Japaridze
  • K. Jero
  • O. Jlelati
  • M. Jurkovic
  • B. Kaminsky
  • A. Kappes
  • T. Karg
  • M. Kauer
  • A. Keivani
  • J. L. Kelley
  • A. Kheirandish
  • J. Kiryluk
  • J. Kläs
  • S. R. Klein
  • G. Kohnen
  • H. Kolanoski
  • A. Koob
  • L. Köpke
  • C. Kopper
  • S. Kopper
  • D. J. Koskinen
  • A. Kriesten
  • K. Krings
  • G. Kroll
  • M. Kroll
  • J. Kunnen
  • N. Kurahashi
  • T. Kuwabara
  • J. L. Lanfranchi
  • D. T. Larsen
  • M. J. Larson
  • G. Maggi
  • R. Maruyama
  • K. Mase
  • H. S. Matis
  • R. Maunu
  • F. McNally
  • K. Meagher
  • M. Medici
  • E. Middlemas
  • N. Milke
  • J. Miller
  • L. Mohrmann
  • U. Naumann
  • H. Niederhausen
  • S. C. Nowicki
  • D. R. Nygren
  • S. Odrowski
  • A. Olivas
  • A. Omairat
  • A. O’Murchadha
  • T. Palczewski
  • D. Pieloth
  • E. Pinat
  • J. Posselt
  • P. B. Price
  • G. T. Przybylski
  • J. Pütz
  • M. Quinnan
  • L. Rädel
  • M. Rameez
  • K. Rawlins
  • P. Redl
  • I. Rees
  • R. Reimann
  • E. Resconi
  • W. Rhode
  • M. Richman
  • B. Riedel
  • S. Robertson
  • J. P. Rodrigues
  • M. Rongen
چکیده

We present constraints derived from a search of four years of IceCube data for a prompt neutrino flux from gammaray bursts (GRBs). A single low-significance neutrino, compatible with the atmospheric neutrino background, was found in coincidence with one of the 506 observed bursts. Although GRBs have been proposed as candidate sources for ultra-high-energy cosmic rays, our limits on the neutrino flux disfavor much of the parameter space for the latest models. We also find that no more than ∼1% of the recently observed astrophysical neutrino flux consists of prompt emission from GRBs that are potentially observable by existing satellites.

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تاریخ انتشار 2015