Status of NESTOR, a deep Sea Neutrino Telescope in the Mediterranean
- Anassontzis, E. G.
- Barone, M.
- Fahrun, E.
- Foudas, C.
- Gialas, G.
- Grammatikakis, G.
- Katsanevas, S.
- Kourkoumelis, C.
- MANOUSAKIS KATSIKAKIS, A.
- Odian, A.
- Resvanis, L. K.
- Siotis, I.
- Sotiriou, S. A.
- Voulgaris, G.
- Ball, A. E.
- Cartacci, A. M.
- Dell'Agnello, L.
- Monteleoni, B.
- Naumov, V. A.
- Perrone, L.
- Martini, A.
- Nicoletti, G.
- Trasatti, L.
- Valente, V.
- Keusen, U.
- Koske, P.
- Rathlev, J.
- Voigt, G.
- Curti, F.
- DE MARCHIS, G.
- Piccari, L.
- Ameli, F.
- Bonori, Maurizio
- Bosio, C.
- Bottai, S.
- Capone, Antonio
- Desiati, P.
- Massa, F.
- Rikalin, V.
- Valente, E.
- Bezrukov, L. B.
- Butkevich, A. V.
- Dedenko, L. G.
- Karaevsky, S. K.
- Mironovich, A.
- Zakharov, L. M.
- Zheleznykh, I. M.
- Zhukov, V. A.
- Demidova, T. A.
- Deyneko, A.
- Eremeev, A. P.
- Paka, V. T.
- Permyakov, A. A.
- Platonov, M. N.
- Rucol, V. K.
- Surin, N. M.
- Sheremet, N. A.
- Albul, V. I.
- Ledenev, AND V. V.
DOIAbstract
In the last few years a great interest has been expressed for the construction of a Neutrino Astroparticle Physics Laboratory in the Mediterranean. The NESTOR collaboration made important progresses and plans soon to deploy in deep sea a detector with ~104m2 effective surface. This detector will be able not only to demonstrate the validity of the experimental approach but also to start data collection and then real Neutrino Astrophysics. The status of the preparation of the experiment and the future programs are described
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