RESULTS FROM CUORICINO AND PROSPECTS FOR CUORE
- Oliviero Cremonesi
- A. Giuliani
- S. Pirro
- Edoardo Pasca
- E. Guardincerri
- E. Olivieri
- G. Pessina
- Reina H. Maruyama
- I. G. Irastorza
- S. Morganti
- L. Torres
- Stefano Toffanin
- R. J. McDonald
- Monica Sisti
- R. J. Creswick
- E. E. Haller
- Simone Capelli
- C. Brofferio
- N. Xu
- Raffaele Ardito
- Jeffrey W. Beeman
- Giorgio Frossati
- C. Cosmelli
- E. Previtali
- A. Nucciotti
- P. Gorla
- F. Ferroni
- D. R. Artusa
- F. T. Avignone
- M. J. Dolinski
- T. D. Gutierrez
- M. Pedretti
- E. Longo
- P. Ottonello
- C. Bucci
- L. Carbone
- M. Balata
- Marco Pallavicini
- F. Bellini
- A. R. Smith
- G. Ventura
- F. Capozzi
- B. Quiter
- E. Palmieri
- M. Pavan
- Samuele Sangiorgio
- A. de Waard
- C. Rosenfeld
- C. Gargiulo
- Marco Barucci
- E. Fiorini
- Eric B. Norman
- Lara Risegari
- S. Cebrián
- Giulio Maier
- C. Arnaboldi
- H. A. Farach
- I. C. Bandac
- Stefano Nisi
DOIAbstract
CUORE will be an observatory for rare events consisting of a tightly packed array of TeO2 bolometers, with a total mass of similar to 740 kg, operating in the underground Gran Sasso laboratory. A first step towards CUORE is CUORICINO, a running experiment with 40.7 kg of TeO2. Present results from CUORICINO for the neutrinoless double beta decay of Te-130 will be presented here (T-1/2(0 nu) >= 1.0x10(24) y, <= 0.26-1.4 eV at 90% C.L.). The status of CUORE preparation and its physics potential, including dark matter searches, will be shown
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