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arxiv 1111.0918 v1 pith:5TESTB4V submitted 2011-11-03 hep-ph hep-ex

Sterile Neutrinos and IceCube

classification hep-ph hep-ex
keywords neutrinoneutrinosexperimentssterileatmosphericicecubeoscillationsa-posteriori
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Although the framework for oscillations of the three neutrino flavors in the Standard Model has been convincingly established, indications persist that it may be incomplete. Challenges are coming from the LSND and MiniBooNe short-baseline experiments, from the neutrino sources used in the Gallex and Sage solar neutrino experiments and, more recently,from an a-posteriori analysis of reactor neutrino experiments. One way to accommodate the reported "anomalies", if real, is to introduce one or more sterile neutrinos in the mass range $\delta m^2 \sim 1 eV^2$. TeV atmospheric neutrinos propagating through the Earth undergo resonant oscillations in the presence of sterile neutrinos; a clear signature in a neutrino telescope like IceCube is the the change in shape of the zenith-energy distribution of the atmospheric neutrinos.

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