Detector Depth Dependence of the High Energy Atmospheric Neutrino Flux
John M. LoSecco
Abstract
We note that detector depth can influence the decay path length available for the primary and secondary particles that are the source of atmospheric neutrinos. As a consequence there is a location dependent modulation to the neutrino flux, which could be as large as 5-10% in some directions.
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