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BooNE
The Booster Neutrino Experiment


 
The BooNE detector as seen by a computer simulation BooNE (Booster Neutrino Experiment) is a neutrino oscillation experiment to take place at Fermilab (Fermi National Accelerator Lab, FNAL) using neutrinos created from protons from the 8 GeV Booster. BooNE is motivated predominantly by the evidence for neutrino oscillations as claimed by the LSND experiment. The goals of BooNE are:
1) confirm (or refute) the LSND observation with much better statistical precision (thousands of events compared to tens of events in LSND).
2) accurately determine the oscillation parameters (sin²(2 theta), delta m²) of the oscillations.

We have been approved by FNAL and are full-speed ahead with design, development, and obtaining funds.

For additional reading:

The name for the BooNE experiment was inspired by early American explorer and legend, Daniel Boone .

Additional relevant links:


BooNE collaborator page (password protected), for BooNE collaborators only. 


Problems? Questions? Contact:

Rex Tayloe (rex@lanl.gov)


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