Towards Low-Threshold, Real-Time Solar Neutrino Detectors
G. Gratta, Y. F. Wang
Abstract
We discuss an alternative approach to the detection of solar neutrinos using a coarsely segmented detector based on inverse-beta decay onto 160Gd or 176Yb. While it is know that similar approaches, already discussed in the literature, can in principle provide low-threshold, real-time energy spectroscopy with intrinsic background rejection features, the concepts presented here make this scheme possible with lower background and current technology.
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