Neutrino Astronomy: A New Window to the Universe
Claus Grupen
Abstract
Neutrino astronomy offers the prospect to be able to look into the interior of compact astrophysical objects which may be the sources of cosmic radiation. This paper describes the results on neutrino observations from the sun and the supernova SN1987A along with an outlook on neutrino astronomy beyond the TeV scale.
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