Tau neutrino fluxes from atmospheric charm
L. Pasquali, M. H. Reno
Abstract
We present an evaluation of the atmospheric tau neutrino flux in the energy range between 102 and 106 GeV. The main source of tau neutrinos is from charmed particle production and decay. The ντN τX event rate for a detector with a water equivalent volume of 1 km3 is on the order of 60-100 events per year for Eτ>100 GeV, reducing to 18 events above 1 TeV. Event rates for atmospheric muon neutrino oscillations to tau neutrinos are also evaluated.
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