CURRICULUM VITAE ET STUDIORUM

Paolo Desiati

December 2008

Personal Information

Citizenship: Italian (born in Firenze on July 7th, 1969) US Permanent Resident

Work Addresses: IceCube, 222 W Washington Ave, Rm 5409, Madison, WI 53703

or University of Wisconsin, Department of Physics 1150 University Ave, Rm 4616, Madison WI 53706

Telephone: +1 608-890-0546 Fax: +1 608-262-2309 E-mail: [email protected] URL: http://icecube.wisc.edu/ ~desiat i

Education

1996-99 Ph.D. Physics, University of Rome La Sapienza , Roma, Italy.

1994-95 Compulsory military service in the italian army

1989-94 University Study in Physics at the University of Florence, Firenze, Italy.

1 Positions, Fellowships and Grants

2006 Associate Researcher, University of Wisconsin – Madison. Actively involved in experimental data analyses, in tutoring undergraduate and graduate students, and postdoc fellows, in presenting physics results at conferences and in writing physics publications. Coordinator of a physics analysis working group. Coordinator of the simulation data production and its filtering/processing and involved in the overall simulation management work breakout system. Member of a Collaboration advisory committee for detector operations.

2003 Assistant Researcher, University of Wisconsin – Madison.

2001 Research Associate, University of Wisconsin – Madison.

2001 2-year applied fellowship sponsored by CERN for postdoctoral research in the LHCb experiment. Declined for the research associate position at the University of Wisconsin – Madison.

1999 2-year Reimar Lüst Stipendium granted by Körber Stiftung of Hamburg, Germany, for postdoctoral research at the Deutsches Elektronen Synchrotron (DESY) in Zeuthen, Germany. I actively participated on experimental data analysis and on service tasks in the AMANDA Collaboration and presented results at conferences.

1999 9-months grant sponsored by the Fondazione Angelo della Riccia for graduate scientific research at the NESTOR neutrino telescope site (Pylos, Greece). Declined for postdoc position at DESY.

1993 1-year grant sponsored by INFN (Italian Nuclear Physics National Institute) for undergraduate research at the Gran Sasso National Laboratory, Italy. I actively participated on experimental data analysis in the LVD Collaboration.

2 Coordination Activity

2006-... Member of the IceCube Trigger, Filter and Transmission Board. The TFT board is the advisory board for IceCube detector operations, specifically for determining DAQ software and trigger settings, online filter settings and satellite transmissions resources. The TFT board is meant to be the interface between the IceCube Collaboration, specifically the analysis working groups (and analysis coordinator), and the construction and operations portions of the project. My specific function is to make sure that simulation requirements are accomplished within the Collaboration activities.

2006-2008 Coordinator of the Atmospheric Neutrino Physics Analysis Working Group in the IceCube Collaboration.

2003-... Coordination of the IceCube Collaboration simulation production and offline simulation data processing activity. This involves the organization and usage of the computing resource power throughout the Collaboration and of existing grid distributed resources.

2001-2003 Coordination of the AMANDA Collaboration simulation production activity.

3 Tutoring Experience

I have mentored and/or worked with :

● Bradley Madajczyk : undergraduate student ● Kristin Rosenau : 2008 Summer REU Undergraduate Student (from Minnesota State University Moorhead, MN) ● Patrick Berghaus : IceCube UW Post Doc. ● You-Ren Wang : AMANDA UW Graduate Student. Search for steady point sources with data collected in 2000-2002. ● Mike Stamatikos : AMANDA Graduate Student from Buffalo University. Search for neutrinos from Gamma Ray Bursts. ● Karen Bland : 2002 Summer REU Undergraduate Student (from James Madison University in Harrisonburg, VA). Measurement of the de- convoluted cosmic muon angular and depth intensity distributions. Presented project to the American Astronomical Society Meeting in Atlanta, Georgia. ● Kimberly Moody-Chappelle 2003 Summer REU Student (from University of Arizona, AZ). Cosmic muon angular distribution and signatures for prompt component from charmed particles decay.

Presently I supervise :

● Juan Carlos Díaz-Vélez : Associate Programmer ○ design, development and implementation of simulation production tools for distributed computing systems. Juan Carlos has built up a very powerful and flexible system for running and monitoring simulation data, but also filtering and processing experimental and simulation data, on a wide variety of clusters, distributed computing resources and grid systems around the world. The complexity of the implemented tools makes it possible to manage the submission and data file collection and monitor a large amount of jobs across distributed heterogeneous clusters.

● Rasha Abbasi : Research Associate ○ measurement of large scale anisotropy of the Cosmic Rays using the huge statistics of the cosmic muon events recorded by IceCube. The particular location of the IceCube Observatory allows us to provide a detailed and solid measurement of the large scale anisotropy of cosmic rays on the Southern Sky. The detailed and proper 2D sky map of the southern hemisphere will provide, for the first time, a probe into the large scale structure of the galactic magnetic field. Since the anisotropy is of the order of 10-3, this analysis requires the collection of all the events that trigger IceCube (for instance ~550 events per second in 2007, i.e. ~50

4 million events per day). In order to achieve this goal and to prevent the South Pole online data filtering to cut out the down- going events, we have proposed (with Juan Carlos), designed and implemented a dedicated online processing module that collects a small number of observables for all the events in a compact form. This compact data format allows us to transfer the files through the bandwidth limited satellite connection.

● Ian Rei : Graduate Student in Computer Science and 50% in IceCube ○ design and implementation of simulation production web portal and optimization of production efficiency on grid computing systems. Ian has worked as undergraduate student on the implementation of the simulation production web portal, that displays the production status in real time, along with statistical summary from each running cluster. Presently Ian is a Graduate Student at the UW- Madison Computer Science Department and his 50% research work is dedicated to optimize the production of IceCube simulation data through the large grids we can access, such as Open Science Grid (OSG), the Louisiana Optical Network Initiative (LONI) and the LHC grid system in Europe. Particular care needs to be taken to stage the relatively complex simulation runtime configurations and their dependencies when jobs are being shipped to clusters across the grid. The massive usage of a local UW-Madison grid, Grid Laboratory Of Wisconsin (GLOW) is being an important testbed for this purpose.

● Ryan Birdsall : Undergraduate student in Physics ○ benchmark of high energy hadronic interaction models using atmospheric muon and neutrinos experimental data. Ryan is working on the important task of benchmarking high energy hadronic interaction models with various experimental results on cosmic muon intensity measurements at the surface of the Earth and with the AMANDA and IceCube measurements of muon and neutrino intensity and energy spectrum. With the huge statistics of cosmic muon events collected by IceCube we'll be able to test the hadronic models to high precision and to assess the detector systematic uncertainties. Part of this work has already been presented at the APS Meeting in April 2008.

● Dominick Rocco : Undergraduate student in Physics ○ study of the atmospheric seasonal temperature effects on the IceCube muon intensity. The polar regions have the most dramatic atmospheric temperature excursion ever recorded on Earth. The seasonal temperature variations across the atmospheric layers has a very strong effect on the muon intensity (about 20% from mid- summer to mid-winter) and subtle effects on the shape of the

5 experimental observables we use in physics data analyses. There are also shorter time scale (~days) muon rate variations that can be explained as the effect of atmospheric temperature variation, thus giving us confidence of the absolute stability of the IceCube data taking.

Research Activity

6/05 to present – Associate Researcher at UW–Madison; IceCube

Active member of the IceCube Collaboration (http://icecube.wisc.edu), I participate in experimental data analyses and I coordinate the activities and the resources related to simulation data production and their offline filtering and processing. I mentor undergraduate and graduate students and postdoc fellows.

With Rasha Abbasi and Juan Carlos Díaz-Vélez, I coordinate the analysis of IceCube down-going cosmic muon events to measure the large scale anisotropy of the arrival direction of the cosmic rays with median energy of 10 TeV. This is a ~0.1% effect that IceCube is able to measure. The origin of the large scale anisotropy is still not well understood and it could be to a local feature of the interstellar magnetic field and/or to nearby young supernova remnants that have produced and accelerated cosmic rays up to at least 1-10 TeV energy range. The recent observation of the anomaly in the positron fractional spectrum by PAMELA and in the electron spectrum by ATIC, are raising the intriguing question whether nearby pulsars or supernova remnants are the origin of the electron and positron anomalies. Moreover the localized excess observed by MILAGRO in the 1-10 TeV cosmic ray intensity reinforces the notion that the large scale anisotropy and its smaller scale structure, could reveal interesting features related to nearby sources of cosmic rays.

As the coordinator of the Atmospheric Neutrino Working Group, I have driven the analysis activities aimed to measure the atmospheric neutrino flux as a function of energy and zenith angle. IceCube will be able to collect an unprecedented statistics of high energy atmospheric neutrinos, and will provide the most precise determination of its energy spectrum above 1 TeV. Fairly well know natural “calibration” beam for neutrino telescopes, the atmospheric neutrino flux is the foreground for the search of high energy extraterrestrial neutrinos and, in fact, its knowledge is more and more uncertain the higher the energy. There are still open questions on the physics of atmospheric neutrino production, such as the detailed knowledge of primary cosmic ray composition at the knee, of the kaon mesons and, especially, charmed mesons and baryons production in the atmosphere. The

6 determination of the atmospheric neutrino energy spectrum from ~30 GeV (with the aid of the denser AMANDA-II or the Deep-Core array, presently in construction) to several hundreds TeV, provides access to various aspects of particle physics and allows us to assess the detector sensitivity for neutrino astronomy : benchmark hadronic interaction models, probe standard oscillations at low energy and assess non-standard oscillations at high energy and measure the effect of Earth's dense core on neutrino intensity. Probing heavy quark production in the atmosphere, not well known in the forward region for the energy range above 10's TeV, is extremely important for neutrino telescopes, since those events can easily mimic the signal of high energy extraterrestrial neutrinos. These topics can easily be studied using the high statistics sample that IceCube is collecting. The on-line data filtering deployed at the South Pole allow us to apply a first level background rejection (a factor of ~100 of down-going muon events reduction) at data taking and to transfer a reduced data sample to the Northern Hemisphere, where they can be further processed and analyzed. The first IceCube publication was on the measurement of atmospheric neutrinos with the first 9 strings of IceCube in 2006.

I mentor undergraduate students on dedicated projects relevant for IceCube physics analyses. I also mentor, advise or work with graduate students, on various data analyses issues, in both the UW-Madison group and across the Collaboration (as the Atmospheric Neutrino working group leader). I directly supervise postdoctoral fellows on different service activities and experimental data analyses.

The IceCube Collaboration has developed a custom software framework, on which the entire simulation and data processing and analysis tools are based. Since in neutrino telescopes such as IceCube, we detect one neutrino- induced event for every million cosmic muon background events, we require an efficient simulation data production that can keep the pace with data taking. With Juan Carlos Díaz-Vélez, we have conceived, designed and implemented a flexible set of tools, based on python scripting language, which allow us to produce simulation data and to filter/process offline both experimental and simulation data in a variety of batch systems and architecture environments throughout the Collaboration Institutions in a scalable way. We can make transparently use of distributed and grid computing systems or of local institutional clusters, and we created an IceCube Distributed Computing System which efficiently handles simulation data generation, data collection and data storage, with the aid of a monitoring and bookkeeping system on production status, network congestion and disk space availability. The IceCube Distributed Computing System comprises several Collaboration Institution sites with dedicated computing resources, each of which has a local responsible who refers to us for data production. We provide support and the sites provide CPU time for simulation production.

7 I am a member of the Trigger, Filtering and Transmission Board, whose aim is to create an efficient and direct communication link between the analysis working groups requirements and the detector operations priorities in an effort to maintain the detector configuration stability. This Board deals with the physics requirements for on-line data filtering at the South Pole, before experimental data is sent to the northern hemisphere for further processing and analysis. It deals with the requirements for Monte Carlo simulation data volume and configuration, where these are needed for data processing studies before implementing the online filtering. But also with the definition of the full detector configuration that guarantee stability over the data taking.

I have organized weekly group meetings with graduate students and postdocs to startup the data analysis activity at UW. These meetings were intended to build up a common set of analysis tools in coordination with other collaborators, and to involve students on the development of the software necessary for analyses. I have been involved in organizing the so- called yearly “UW-bootcamp”, a week-long set of lectures aimed to instruct summer and new students on how to use IceCube experimental and simulation data and perform physics analyzes.

I have represented IceCube in several important conferences and I have edited or contributed to various physics papers. 6/03 to 6/05 – Assistant Researcher at UW–Madison; AMANDA

Already involved in coordinating the simulation activity for the AMANDA Collaboration, I developed a first version of software tools (based on perl scripting language) able to make efficient use of the computing power available at the University of Wisconsin and in other Collaboration Institutions. I actively participated in analyzing the experimental data collected with AMANDA, such as the study of cosmic muons and atmospheric neutrinos, and analysis strategies to probe the contamination of high energy events from the decay of heavy mesons in the atmosphere. Together with a UW graduate student (You-Ren Wang), I analyzed AMANDA data to search for high energy neutrinos emitted by steady point sources, such as Supernova Remnants and Active Galactic Nuclei. The analysis results, based on the data taken by AMANDA-II during the years 2000-02, have been published on Physical Review D. I also participated in the search of high energy neutrinos in coincidence with Gamma Ray Bursts events in the northern hemisphere and of neutrinos from diffuse sources in the Universe.

9/01 to 5/03 – Research Associate at UW–Madison; AMANDA

I worked in comparing simulated with experimental data to study how we

8 could improve the detector functionality simulation and to evaluate the experimental systematic uncertainties. I participated in the study of the Antarctic ice optical properties using the high quality reconstructed down- going muon intensity, and comparing these result with the ice properties directly measured with in-situ light sources. A new implementation of the ice properties in the AMANDA simulation improved the agreement with the experimental data. I mentored summer students during the summer 2002 and 2003, on projects involving the measurement of down-going muon flux.

6/99 to 5/01 – 2-year Post-Doc Grant – Reimar Lüst Stipendium by Körber Stiftung at DESY-Zeuthen, Germany; AMANDA

Actively involved in both software and physics analyzes. On the software side I developed the first working revision of an on-line Control Program to control and monitor the digitally controlled Analog Optical Modules (dAOM). dAOM's were, back in 1999-2000, a candidate prototype of analog sensors to be used for the future IceCube Neutrino Telescope (later the choice was for a fully Digital Optical Module, or DOM). The program has been implemented in C++ using QT Graphical User Interface toolkit (for the Client) and the MICO implementation of CORBA (for the Server). This control software was tested and then installed at the South Pole Station during the antarctic summer season 1999-2000 where I have been working for 5 weeks. During antarctic summer 2000-2001 a new revision of the dAOM Control Program has been installed. For this project I collaborated with the DESY-Zeuthen electronics group that built the dAOM hardware. From the physics point of view I analyzed the AMANDA-B10 experimental data (i.e. the first 10 strings of the AMANDA Neutrino Telescope) to measure, for the first time in the, then, enlarged detector array, the angular distribution of atmospheric muons and the related depth-intensity. This preliminary study was intended, since the beginning, to lead to a better understanding of the detector array and to assess the newly measured optical ice properties, using the most intense source of events available, the cosmic muon flux. This study leaded to an extended activity aimed to improve the simulation of AMANDA functionality and a new implementation of the ice optical properties. The first preliminary analysis results have been presented at the XXVII ICRC Conference in Hamburg (August 2001).

Other activities done during my permanence in the Zeuthen group are:

1. Analysis of High Voltage monitoring data, relative to 1999 data taking, in order to study eventual correlations and trends that can cause problems in data analysis. 2. Measurement of long term gain variation of PMT illuminated with constant frequency-controlled LED pulses. 3. Study of geomagnetic field effect on the single photoelectron ADC

9 spectrum generated by 10 inch Hamamatsu PMT. The measurement has been done, for the same PMT, with the PMT inside a diamagnetic box (with geomagnetic field attenuated by more than 90%), with the PMT sensible part surrounded by a mu-metal cage and with the PMT without any diamagnetic material around.

95 to 98 – Ph.D. Physics, University of Roma La Sapienza, Italy

Actively involved in the NESTOR neutrino telescope project in the Mediterranean sea in the Prof. Antonio Capone group at the University of Rome La Sapienza. Since NESTOR was in R&D phase, I actively worked on a Data Acquisition Program used during the Summer 1998 test campaign and I have participated on the preparation of the campaign itself in Pylos (Greece), which was the NESTOR detector site. The NESTOR experiment was in its preliminary testing-building phase, therefore it was not possible for me to work on the experimental data, except those taken during the tests. For that reason I collaborated with the Rome electronics group who designed and built the acquisition system. The NESTOR electronics was designed to receive and digitize the analog signals from the photomultiplier tubes, collect these information, along with timing, synchronization and monitoring data and send them via optical cables to the data collecting server on shore. At data collection the DAQ system interprets the data structure, and elaborates a basic first level trigger such as a zero suppression. Both the DAQ electronics and the DAQ program made use of Field Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGA). In particular the DAQ program used of a commercial board (Pamette from DIGITAL), connected to an ALPHA-DIGITAL Workstation through PCI Bus, that could be programmed with a dedicated C++ based Firmware Programming Language, developed by Dr. Mark Shand from DIGITAL (at that time). From this point of view the collaboration with Dr. Mark Shand was fundamental for the realization of the first revision of the DAQ program. I also worked on muon and neutrino events simulations in NESTOR, using GEANT physics simulation package from CERN, (http://www.cern.ch) together with other physics Monte Carlo tools, in order to test the energy reconstruction capability of the detector. Using the photomultiplier pulse shape collected by the Data Acquisition System, it was possible to study the correlations between muon energy and the pulse shape topological distribution in the whole detector. This study was used to optimize the detector efficiency for the highest energies and it was possible to evaluate the detector sensitivity on the detection of high energy neutrinos from Active Galactic Nuclei.

89 to 94 – University Study at the University of Florence in High Energy and Particle Physics, Firenze, Italy

10 I attended High Energy and Particle Physics classes from both theoretical and experimental point of view. During my undergraduate thesis work I received a one year long grant sponsored by INFN (the Italian Nuclear Physics National Institute), and I had been involved in research activity at the Gran Sasso Underground National Laboratory. I worked on the analysis of data taken by the LVD experiment, for the group of Prof. Bianca Monteleoni and under the local supervision of Prof. Irwin Pless (M.I.T.). The study consisted on comparing the experimental data with Monte Carlo simulation using different primary cosmic ray flux models in order to infer information about the cosmic ray mass composition. The measurement of single muon depth- intensity (published in Astroparticle Physics) and of double-muon bundles, was part of this data analysis.

Publications in Refereed Journals

IceCube Collaboration, The IceCube Data Acquisition System : Signal Capture, Digitization and Timestamping, submitted to NIM-A

IceCube Collaboration, Determination of the Atmospheric Neutrino Flux with AMANDA-II and Limits on Violation of Lorentz Invariance and Quantum Decoherence, to be submitted

IceCube Collaboration, Search for Point Sources of High Energy Neutrinos with Final Data from AMANDA-II, to be submitted

IceCube Collaboration, Search for ultra high energy neutrinos with AMANDA- II, The Astrophysical Journal 675, 1014 (2008)

IceCube Collaboration, Multi-year search for a diffuse flux of muon neutrinos with AMANDA-II , Phys Rev D, 76 042008 (2007), Erratum-ibid. D, 77, 089904 (2008); arXiv:0705.1315

Lundberg J, Miocinovic P, Burgess T, Adams J, Hundertmark S, Desiati P, Woschnagg K, Niessen P, Light tracking for glaciers and oceans: Scattering and absorption in heterogeneous media with Photonics, Nuclear Instrumentation and Methods A, 581-3, 619 (2007)

IceCube Collaboration, The Search for Muon Neutrinos from Northern Hemisphere Gamma-Ray Bursts with AMANDA, The Astrophysical Journal 674, 1, 357-370 (2008)

IceCube Collaboration, Search for neutrino-induced cascades from gamma-

11 ray bursts with AMANDA, Astrophysics Journal, submitted

IceCube Collaboration, Detection of Atmospheric Muon Neutrinos with the IceCube 9-String Detector, Phys Rev D, 76, 027101 (2007)

IceCube Collaboration, Five years of searches for point sources of astrophysical neutrinos with the AMANDA-II neutrino telescope, Physical Review D 75, 102001 (2007)

IceCube Collaboration, Limits on the high-energy gamma and neutrino fluxes from the SGR 1806-20 giant are of December 27th, 2004 with the AMANDA-II detector, Phys.Rev.Lett.97:221101,2006

F. Lu, G.C. Hill, G. Wahba and P. Desiati, Signal Probability estimation with penalized likelihood method on weighted data, Statistica Sinica 16, 459 (2006)

IceCube Collaboration, Limits on the muon flux from neutralino annihilations at the center of the Earth with AMANDA, Astropart. Phys. 26, 129 (2006)

IceCube Collaboration, On the selection of AGN neutrino source candidates for a source stacking analysis with neutrino telescopes, Astropart. Phys. 26, 282 (2006)

IceCube Collaboration, Optical Properties of Deep Glacial Ice at the South Pole, J. Geophys. Res., 111, D13203 (2006)

IceCube Collaboration, First Year Performance of The IceCube Neutrino Telescope, Astropart. Phys. 26, 155 (2006)

IceCube Collaboration, The IceCube prototype string in AMANDA, Nucl. Instrum. Meth. A, 556, 169 (2006)

IceCube Collaboration, Limits to the muon flux from neutralino annihilations in the Sun with the AMANDA detector, Astropart. Phys., 24, 459 (2006)

IceCube Collaboration, Search for extraterrestrial point sources of high energy neutrinos with AMANDA-II using data collected in 2000-2002, Phys. Rev. D, 71, 077102 (2005). Corresponding author.

AMANDA Collaboration, Flux limits on ultra high energy neutrinos with AMANDA-B10, Astrop. Phys., 22, 339 (2005)

AMANDA Collaboration, Search for neutrino-induced cascades with AMANDA, Astropart. Phys., 22-2, 127 (2004)

12 AMANDA Collaboration, Search for extraterrestrial point sources of neutrinos with AMANDA-II, Phys. Rev. Lett., 92, 071102 (2004)

AMANDA/SPASE Collaborations, Measurement of the cosmic ray composition at the knee with the SPASE-2/AMANDA-B10 detectors, Astropart. Phys., 21-6, 565 (2004)

AMANDA/SPASE Collaborations, Calibration and Survey of AMANDA with the SPASE Detectors, Nucl. Instrum. Meth. A, 522-3, 347 (2004)

AMANDA Collaboration, Muon track reconstruction and data selection techniques in AMANDA, Nucl. Instrum. Meth. A, 524, 169 (2004)

IceCube Collaboration, Sensitivity of the IceCube detector to astrophysical sources of high energy muon neutrinos, Astropart. Phys., 20-5, 507 (2004)

AMANDA Collaboration, Limits on Diffuse Fluxes of High Energy Extra- Terrestrial Neutrinos with the AMANDA-B10 Detector, Phys. Rev. Lett. 90, 251101 (2003)

AMANDA Collaboration, Search for Point Sources of high Energy Neutrinos with AMANDA, Ap. J. 583, 1040 (2003)

AMANDA Collaboration, Search for Neutrino-Induced Cascades with the AMANDA Detector, Phys. Rev. D 67, 012003 (2003)

AMANDA Collaboration, Limits to the muon Flux from WIMP annihilation in the center of the Earth with the AMANDA detector, Phys. Rev. D 66, 032006 (2002)

AMANDA Collaboration, Results from AMANDA, Mod. Phys. Lett. A17, 2019 (2002)

AMANDA Collaboration, Observation of High Energy Atmospheric Neutrinos with AMANDA, Phys. Rev. D 66, 012005 (2002)

AMANDA Collaboration, Search for supernova neutrino bursts with the AMANDA detector, Astropart. Phys. 16-4, 345 (2002)

AMANDA Collaboration, Observation of high-energy neutrinos using Cherenkov detectors embedded deep in the Antarctic ice, Nature, 410, 441, 22 March 2001, no. 6827

F. Ameli, M. Bonori, S. Bottai, A. Capone, F. Curti, P. Desiati, G. De Marchis,

13 F. Massa, R. Masullo, L. Piccari, I. Vannucci, Data Acquisition Electronics for NESTOR Experiment: Project and Tests, Nucl. Instrum. Meth. A 423, 146 (1999). Contributing author.

LVD Collaboration, Neutrino-induced and atmospheric single-muon fluxes measured over five decades of intensity by LVD at Gran Sasso Laboratory, Astropar. Phys., Volume 3 (1994), No. 4, pagg. 311-320.

Invited Talks

Atmospheric Muon Angular Distribution at the South Pole, Deutsche Physikalische Gesellschaft, Bonn, Germany (2001).

Analysis of Atmospheric Muons with AMANDA (AMANDA collaboration, P. Desiati, et al) in Proc of the 2nd Workshop on Methodical Aspects of Underwater/Ice Neutrino Telescopes (MAU/INT), Hamburg, Germany (2001), ed by R. Wischnewski (DESY, 2002) 23.

Neutrino Astronomy at the South Pole: Status of the AMANDA Experiment (AMANDA collaboration, P. Desiati, et al) in Proc of the 17th Les Rencontres de Physique de la Vallee D’Aoste: “Results and Perspectives in Particle Physics,” La Thuile, Italy, ed by M. Greco (Frascati, INFN, 2003) 45; astro-ph/0306536.

Contributor to Condor-Empowered Science at UW-Madison, Condor Week 2003 Workshop, Madison, Wisconsin (2003).

Neutrino Astronomy and Cosmic Rays at the South Pole : Latest Results from AMANDA-II and Perspectives for IceCube (AMANDA and IceCube collaborations, P. Desiati, et al), in Proc. of the XIX European Cosmic Ray Symposium, Firenze, Italy (2004); Intl Jour of Mod Phys A 20 29 6919- 6923 (2005).

Neutrino Astronomy at the South Pole: Latest Results from AMANDA-II (IceCube collaboration, P. Desiati, et al), in Proc. of “New Frontiers at RHIC: Physics Opportunities and Accelerator Challenges,” Particles and Nuclei Intl. Conf. (PANIC 2005), Santa Fe, New Mexico and Satellite Meeting, Upton, New York, (AIP Conf. Proc., 2006) 842 983-985; astro- ph/0601571 (2006).

Neutrino Astronomy at the South Pole (IceCube collaboration, P. Desiati, et al), 20th Intl. Workshop on Weak Interactions and Neutrinos (WIN05),

14 Delphi, Greece, (2005).

IceCube: Toward a km3 Neutrino Telescope (IceCube collaboration, P. Desiati, et al) in Proc. of the XX European Cosmic Ray Symposium, Lisbon, Portugal (September 2006); astro-ph/0611603.

Atmospheric muon neutrino analysis with IceCube (IceCube collaboration, P. Desiati, et al), in Proc. of the 30th International Cosmic Ray Conference, Merida, Mexico (2007), for John Pretz

Measurement of the atmospheric neutrino flux with AMANDA-II and IceCube, (IceCube collaboration, P. Desiati, et al), in Proc. of 10th International Conference On Topics In Astroparticle And Underground Physics (TAUP 2007), J.Phys.Conf.Ser.120:062007, 2008 and arXiv:0712.3524, Sendai, Japan (2007)

Neutrino Astronomy with the IceCube Observatory : implications for Astroparticle Physics (IceCube collaboration, P. Desiati, et al), in Proc. of the Vulcano Workshop 2008, Vulcano (ME), Italy (2008) and arXiv:0812.4004

Invited Lectures, Seminars and Colloquia

Astronomia di Neutrini al Polo Sud tra AMANDA e IceCube, Seminar at the Physics Department of Università degli Studi di Firenze, Firenze, Italy (2003).

Neutrino Astronomy at the South Pole – Latest Results from AMANDA and the IceCube Era, Seminar at the Phyics Department of Università degli Studi di Roma la Sapienza, Rome, Italy (2005).

Neutrino Astronomy and IceCube Performance, Seminar at the Laboratori Nazionali del Sud, Catania, Italy, (2006)

Rivelazione dei neutrini al Polo Sud, Outreach seminar in a Florence High School, Florence, Italy (2007)

15 Other Publications

Proposal to upgrade the MIPP experiment, MIPP Collaboration (D. Isenhower et al.). FERMILAB-PROPOSAL-0960, Sep 2006. 93pp. High resolution version available at Fermilab server. e-Print: hep-ex/0609057

Biron A, et al., Participation of DESY-Zeuthen in the IceCube project, DESY- PRC-01-01 (2001)

Study of Muon Events with the LVD Experiment at the Gran Sasso Laboratory, Paolo Desiati, DFF 243-01-1996, Dipartimento di Fisica, Università degli Studi di Firenze (1996).

Conference Proceedings

The Depth-Intensity Distribution of Single and Double Muon Events Measured by the LVD Underground Experiment in the Gran Sasso Laboratory (LVD collaboration, H. Tang, et al) in Proc. of the Intl. Symposium on Cosmic Ray Physics in Tibet, Lhasa, Tibet (1994).

Present Status of the LVD Experiment in the Gran Sasso Laboratory (LVD collaboration), in Proc. of Baksan Particles and Cosmology, Baksan, Russia (1993), Bull. Russ. Acad. Sci. Phys. 58 2063 (1994).

Results of the LVD Experiment at Gran Sasso (LVD collaboration), in Proc. of Workshop on Frontier Objects in Astrophysics and Particle Physics (Vulcano Workshop 1994), Vulcano, Italy, ed by F. Giovannelli and G. Mannocchi, Ital. Phys. Soc. 451 (1995).

Studying Energetic Muons at the LVD Setup (LVD collaboration), in Proc. of the Intl. Conf. on Cosmic Rays, Moscow, Russia (1996), ed by G.V. Kulikov, Bull. Russ. Acad. Sci., Phys. Ser. 61 457 (1997).

NESTOR: A Deep Sea Neutrino Telescope for the Mediterranean (NESTOR collaboration), in Proc. of XVIII Intl. Symposium on Lepton-Photon Interactions (LP 97), Hamburg, Germany, ed by A. De Roeck and A. Wagner, World Scientific (1998).

Status of NESTOR, a Deep Sea Neutrino Telescope in the Mediterranean (NESTOR collaboration), in Proc. of 16th Intl. Workshop on Weak Interactions and Neutrinos (WIN 97), Capri, Italy, Nucl. Phys. B, Proc. Suppl. 66 247 (1998).

The NESTOR Project (NESTOR collaboration), in Proc. of Baikal School for Young Researchers on the Astrophysics and Microworld Physics (BSYPH 98), Irkutsk City, Russia, Irkutsk U. Publishing House 105 (1998).

16 From AMANDA to IceCube: Current and Future High Energy Neutrino Telescopes at the South Pole (AMANDA collaboration, T. Miller, et al) in Proc. of the 23rd Johns Hopkins Workshop on Current Problems in Particle Theory: Neutrinos in the Next Millenium, Baltimore, Maryland (1999), ed. by G. Domokos and S. Kovesi- Domokos, (World Scientific, 2000) 47.

The AMANDA dAOM Project — An Example of a Distributed DAQ and Slow Control System (P. Desiati, et al) in Proc. of the Intl. Workshop on Data Acquisition

Systems for Neutron Experimental Facilities (DANEF 2000), Dubna, Russia, JINR E10-2001-11.

The AMANDA Neutrino Detector – Status Report (AMANDA collaboration, R. Wischnewski, et al) in Proc. of Sixth Topical Seminar on Neutrino and Astro- Particle Physics, San Miniato, Italy (1999), ed by G. Bruni, et al, Nucl. Phys. B (Proc. Suppl) 85 141 (2000).

Observation of High Energy Atmospheric Neutrinos with AMANDA (AMANDA collaboration, A. Karle, et al) in Proc of the 7th Conference on Intersections Between Particle and Nuclear Physics (CIPANP 2000), Quebec City, Quebec, ed by Z. Parsa and W. Marciano, AIP Conf. Proc. 549 823-827 (2000).

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26 The IceCube Neutrino Telescope and Its Capability to Search for the EHE Neutrinos (IceCube collaboration, S. Yoshida, et al) in Proc. of SUSY06, Irvine, California (June 2006 – in press).

Search for Dark Matter with the AMANDA Detector (IceCube collaboration, C. De Clercq, et al) in Proc. of SUSY06, Irvine, California (June 2006 – in press).

Implications of AMANDA Neutrino Flux Limits (IceCube collaboration, J. Becker, et al) in Proc. of TeV Particle Astrophysics (TeV II), Madison, Wisconsin (August 2006 – in press, Journal of Physics); astro-ph/0611597.

Tau Neutrinos in Ice Cube (IceCube collaboration, D.F. Cowen, et al) in Proc. of TeV II, Madison, Wisconsin (August 2006 – in press, Journal of Physics); astro- ph/0611597.

Ice Cube – First Results (IceCube collaboration, J. Dumm, et al) in Proc. of TeV II, Madison, Wisconsin (August 2006 – in press, Journal of Physics); astro- ph/0611597.

Air Showers in a Three-Dimensional Array: Recent Data from IceCube/IceTop (IceCube collaboration, X. Bai, et al) in Proc. of TeV II, Madison, Wisconsin (August 2006 – in press, Journal of Physics); astro-ph/0611597.

Construction status and future of the IceCube neutrino observatory (IceCube collaboration, K. Hanson, et al) in Proc. of TeV II, Madison, Wisconsin (August 2006 – in press, Journal of Physics); astro-ph/0611597.

Multi-Year Search for a Diffuse Flux of Muon Neutrinos with AMANDA-II (IceCube collaboration, J. Hodges, et al) in Proc. of TeV II, Madison, Wisconsin (August 2006 – in press, Journal of Physics); astro-ph/0611597.

Searches for Neutrinos from Gamma-Ray Bursts with AMANDA-II and IceCube (IceCube collaboration, B. Hughey, et al) in Proc. of TeV II, Madison, Wisconsin (August 2006 – in press, Journal of Physics); astro-ph/0611597.

Neutrino Transient Point Source Search: Use of the Multiwavelength Approach (IceCube collaboration, E. Resconi, et al) in Proc. of TeV II, Madison, Wisconsin (August 2006 – in press, Journal of Physics); astro-ph/0611597.

High-Energy Gammas from the Giant Flare of SGR 1806-20 of December 2004 in AMANDA (IceCube collaboration, J.D. Zornoza, et al) in Proc. of TeV II, Madison, Wisconsin (August 2006 – in press, Journal of Physics); astro-ph/0611597.

Contribution to the 2nd TeV Particle Astrophysics Conference (IceCube Collaboration), in Proc of 2nd Workshop on TeV Astroparticle Physics, Madison, WI, U.S.A. (2006), e-print: astro-ph/0611603.

The IceCube Neutrino Observatory – Design and Performance (IceCube collaboration, M. Walter et al.) in Proc. of 10th Topical Seminar on Innovative Particle and Radiation Detectors, Siena, Italy, October 2006 (Nucl. Phys. B Proc. Suppl, in press).

27 IceCube: Performance, Status, and Future (IceCube collaboration, C. Rott et al.) in Proc. of the XIV Intl. Symposium on Very High Energy Cosmic Ray Interactions (ISVHECRI 2006), Weihai, China, ed. by K.S. Cheng et al. (Nucl. Phys. B Proc. Suppl, in press); astro-ph/0611726.

The IceCube/IceTop Air Shower Experiment (IceCube collaboration, X. Bai et al.) in Proc. of ISVHECRI 2006, Weihai, China, ed. by K.S. Cheng et al. (Nucl. Phys. B Proc. Suppl., in press).

Results Achieved with AMANDA (IceCube collaboration, X.W. Xu et al.) in Proc. of ISVHECRI 2006, Weihai, China, ed. by K.S. Cheng et al. (Nucl. Phys. B Proc. Suppl., in press).

IceCube, the World’s Largest Dark Matter Detector (IceCube collaboration, H. Landsman et al.) in Proc. of the 6th Intl. Workshop on the Identification of Dark Matter (IDM 2006), Island of Rhodes, Greece, ed. by N.J.C. Spooner and V. Kudryavtsev, World Scientific, Singapore, in press; astro-ph/0612239.

Testing Lorentz Invariance Using Atmospheric Neutrinos and AMANDA-II (IceCube collaboration, J.L. Kelley et al.) in Proc. of the 1st Workshop on Exotic Physics with Neutrino Telescopes, Uppsala, Sweden, Sept. 20-22, 2006, ed. by C.P. de los Heros, Uppsala University, 131-135 (2007); astro-ph-0701333.

Exotic Physics with IceCube (IceCube collaboration, David Hardtke et al.) in Proc. of the 1st Workshop on Exotic Physics with Neutrino Telescopes, ed. by C.P. de los Heros, Uppsala University, 89-93 (2007); astro-ph/0701333

Neutralino Searches with AMANDA and IceCube – Past, Present and Future (IceCube collaboration, D. Hubert et al.) in Proc. of the 1st Workshop on Exotic Physics with Neutrino Telescopes, ed. by C.P. de los Heros, Uppsala University, 39-43 (2007); also in astro-ph/0701333.

First results of the IceCube Observatory on High Energy Neutrino Astronomy (IceCube Collaboration, Montaruli T et al.), in Proc. of 10th International Conference On Topics In Astroparticle And Underground Physics (TAUP 2007), J.Phys.Conf.Ser.120:062007,2008 and arXiv:0712.3524, Sendai, Japan (2007)

Diffuse high-energy neutrino searches in AMANDA-II and IceCube: Results and future prospects (IceCube Collaboration, Hoshina K et al.), in Proc. of 10th International Conference On Topics In Astroparticle And Underground Physics (TAUP 2007), J.Phys.Conf.Ser.120:062007,2008 and arXiv:0712.3524, Sendai, Japan (2007)

Indirect searches for dark matter with IceCube (IceCube Collaboration, Rott C et al.), in Proc. of 10th International Conference On Topics In Astroparticle And Underground Physics (TAUP 2007), J.Phys.Conf.Ser.120:062007,2008 and arXiv:0712.3524, Sendai, Japan (2007)

Identification of extremely-high energy starting neutrino events with the IceCube observatory (IceCube Collaboration, Ono M et al.), in Proc. of 10th International Conference On Topics In Astroparticle And Underground Physics (TAUP 2007),

28 J.Phys.Conf.Ser.120:062007,2008 and arXiv:0712.3524, Sendai, Japan (2007)

Neutrino physics with IceCube (IceCube Collaboration, Cowen DF et al.), in Proc. of International Europhysics Conference On High Energy Physics (EPS-HEP2007), J.Phys.Conf.Ser.110:062005,2008, Manchester, England (2007)

Search for neutrinos from GRBs with AMANDA and IceCube (IceCube Collaboration), in Proc. of the Gamma-Ray Bursts 2007, AIP Conf. Proc.1000:241-244,2008, Santa Fe, NM, U.S.A. (2007)

IceCube: Recent results and prospects (IceCube Collaboration, DeYoung T et al.), in Proc. of the Roma International Conference On Astro-Particle Physics (RICAP'07), Nucl.Instrum.Meth.A588:92-98,2008, Roma, Italy (2007)

Particle astrophysics from the cold: Results and perspectives of IceCube (IceCube Collaboration, de los Heros C et al.), in Proc. of the first AFI symposium, From the Vacuum to the Universe, arXiv:0802.0147, Innsbruck, Austria (2007)

The IceCube/IceTop air shower experiment (IceCube Collaboration, Bai X et al.), in Proc. of the 14th International Symposium On Very High Energy Cosmic Ray Interactions (ISVHECRI 2006), Edited by K.S. Cheng, R. Engel, Y. Ma, B. Pattison, Z. Yao, Q. Zhu. Amsterdam, Elsevier, 2008. 581 p. (Nucl. Phys. B, Proc. Suppl. 175-176 (2008)), Weihai China (2008)

Status and prospects of the IceCube neutrino telescope (IceCube Collaboration, Resconi E et al.), in Proc. of the International Workshop on a Very Large Volume Neutrino Telescope for the Mediterranean Sea VLVnT08, arXiv:0807.3891, Toulon, Var, France (2008)

IceCube: A Cubic Kilometer Radiation Detector (IceCube Collaboration, Klein S et al.), in Proc. of the Symposium on Radiation Measurement and Applications (SORMA 2008), arXiv:0807.0034, Berkeley, CA, U.S.A. (2008)

Neutrino Physics with the IceCube Detector (IceCube Collaboration, Kiryluk J et al.), in Proc. of the Lake Louise Winter Institute 2008, arXiv:0806.1717, Alberta, Canada (2008)

High Energy Neutrinos from the Cold: Status and Prospects of the Icecube Experiment (IceCube Collaboration, Portello-Roucelle C et al.), in Proc. of the XLIII Rencontres de Moriond EW 2008, arXiv:0805.3948, La Thuile, Italy (2008)

The IceCube Cosmological Connection: Status and prospects of the polar neutrino observatory (IceCube Collaboration, Ribordy M et al.), in Proc. of the Rencontres de Moriond 2008, arXiv:0805.3546, La Thuile, Italy (2008)

29 International Cosmic Ray Conference Proceedings

2007 – Merida, Mexico

IceCube collaboration, contributions to the 30th International Cosmic Ray Conference (ICRC 2007), Proceedings of ICRC 2007, Merida, Mexico (2007); astro- ph/0711.0353

IceCube - construction status, performance results of the 22 string detector (IceCube collaboration, Karle et al.), to appear in Proc. of the 30th ICRC

The combined AMANDA and IceCube neutrino telescope (IceCube collaboration, Gross et al.), to appear in Proc. of the 30th ICRC

Performance of IceTop array (IceCube collaboration,Gaisser et al.), to appear in Proc. of the 30th ICRC

Testing alternative oscillation scenarios with atmospheric neutrinos using AMANDA-II data from 2000 to 2003 (IceCube collaboration, Ahrens et al.), to appear in Proc. of the 30th ICRC

Atmospheric muon neutrino analysis with IceCube (IceCube collaboration, Pretz et al.), to appear in Proc. of the 30th ICRC

Muon energy reconstruction and atmospheric neutrino spectrum unfolding with the IceCube detector (IceCube collaboration, Zornoza et al.), to appear in Proc. of the 30th ICRC

Search for neutralino dark matter with the AMANDA neutrino telescope (IceCube collaboration, Hubert et al.), to appear in Proc. of the 30th ICRC

Prospects for dark matter detection in IceCube (IceCube collaboration, Wikstrom et al.), to appear in Proc. of the 30th ICRC

Search for Neutrino-Induced Cascades with AMANDA data taken in 2000-2004 (IceCube collaboration, Tarasova et al.), to appear in Proc. of the 30th ICRC

Very high energy electromagnetic cascades in the LPM regime with IceCube (IceCube collaboration, Bolmont et al.), to appear in Proc. of the 30th ICRC

IceCube Performance with Artificial Light Sources: the road to a Cascade Analyses + Energy scale calibration for EHE (IceCube collaboration, Kiryluk et al.), to appear in Proc. of the 30th ICRC

The first results on the search for extremely high energy neutrinos by the IceCube detector (IceCube collaboration, Ishihara et al.), to appear in Proc. of the 30th ICRC

30 Energy reconstruction of high energy muon events in IceCube using waveforms (IceCube collaboration, Mase et al.), to appear in Proc. of the 30th ICRC

Effect of the improved data acquisition system of IceCube on its neutrino-detection capabilities (IceCube collaboration, Chirkin et al.), to appear in Proc. of the 30th ICRC

Search for Relativistic Magnetic Monopoles with AMANDA-II (IceCube collaboration, Wissing et al.), to appear in Proc. of the 30th ICRC

Subrelativistic Particle Searches with AMANDA (IceCube collaboration, Pohl et al.), to appear in Proc. of the 30th ICRC

Exotic Particles Searches with IceCube (IceCube collaboration, Christy et al.), to appear in Proc. of the 30th ICRC

IceTop tank response to muons (IceCube collaboration, Demiroers et al.), to appear in Proc. of the 30th ICRC

Response of IceTop tanks to low-energy particles (IceCube collaboration, Clem et al.), to appear in Proc. of the 30th ICRC

Lateral distribution of tank signals and Initial Energy Spectrum from IceTop (IceCube collaboration, Klepser et al.), to appear in Proc. of the 30th ICRC

IceTop/IceCube coincidences (IceCube collaboration, Bai et al.), to appear in Proc. of the 30th ICRC

Cosmic Rays in IceCube: Composition-Sensitive Observables (IceCube collaboration, Niessen et al.), to appear in Proc. of the 30th ICRC

SPASE2 point source search (IceCube collaboration, James et al.), to appear in Proc. of the 30th ICRC

SPASE--2-AMANDA2 composition analysis (IceCube collaboration, Andeen et al.), to appear in Proc. of the 30th ICRC

Heliospheric Physics with IceTop (IceCube collaboration, Kuwabara et al.), to appear in Proc. of the 30th ICRC

High p_T muons from Cosmic-Ray Air Showers in IceCube (IceCube collaboration, Chirkin et al.), to appear in Proc. of the 30th ICRC

Search for Signatures of Extra-Terrestrial Neutrinos with a Multipole Analysis of the AMANDA-II Sky Map (IceCube collaboration, Huelss et al.), to appear in Proc. of the 30th ICRC

Cluster search for neutrino flares from predefined directions (IceCube collaboration, Ackermann et al.), to appear in Proc. of the 30th ICRC

31 Neutrino Triggered Target of Opportunity (NToO) test run with AMANDA and MAGIC (IceCube collaboration, Ackermann et al.), to appear in Proc. of the 30th ICRC

Search for point sources of cosmic neutrinos beyond PeV energies with AMANDA (IceCube collaboration, Ackermann et al.), to appear in Proc. of the 30th ICRC

Optimized point source search strategies and results for 2005 data (IceCube collaboration, Braun et al.), to appear in Proc. of the 30th ICRC

All-Sky Search for Autocorrelated Neutrino Transients (IceCube collaboration, Porrata et al.), to appear in Proc. of the 30th ICRC

One Year IceCube Point Source Analysis (IceCube collaboration, Finley et al.), to appear in Proc. of the 30th ICRC Deconvolution of prompt and extra-terrestrial neutrino fluxes in AMANDA and IceCube (IceCube collaboration, Hill et al.), to appear in Proc. of the 30th ICRC

Diffuse high-energy neutrino searches in AMANDA-II and IceCube: results and future prospects (IceCube collaboration, Hill et al.), to appear in Proc. of the 30th ICRC

Measurement of the atmospheric lepton energy spectra with AMANDA-II (IceCube collaboration, Muenich et al.), to appear in Proc. of the 30th ICRC

Multi-Year Search for Ultra-High Energy Neutrinos with AMANDA-II (IceCube collaboration, Gerhardt et al.), to appear in Proc. of the 30th ICRC

Detecting GRBs and SNe with IceCube and follow-up observations (IceCube collaboration, Kappes et al.), to appear in Proc. of the 30th ICRC

Improved Cherenkov light propagation methods for the IceCube neutrino telescope (IceCube collaboration, Lundberg et al.), to appear in Proc. of the 30th ICRC

Aura status and plans (IceCube collaboration, Landsman et al.), to appear in Proc. of the 30th ICRC

2005 – Pune, India

IceCube collaboration, Contributions to the Int’l. Cosmic Ray Conference (ICRC2005), Proceedings of ICRC 2005, Pune, India (2005); astro-ph/0509330.

Declination-dependent Study of AMANDA-II Atmospheric Neutrino Data (IceCube collaboration, Halzen, et al), in Proc. of the 29th ICRC, Pune, India, 00 101-106 (2005).

An Investigation of Seasonal Variations in the Atmospheric Neutrino Rate with the AMANDA-II Neutrino Telescope (IceCube collaboration, Ackerman, et al), in Proc. of the 29th ICRC, Pune, India, 9 107-110 (2005).

Search for Diffuse Flux of Extraterrestrial Muon Neutrinos using AMANDA-II Data

32 from 2000 to 2003 (IceCube collaboration, Hodges, et al), in Proc. of the 29th ICRC, Pune 5 115-118 (2005).

Search for a Diffuse Flux of Non-Terrestrial Muon Neutrinos with the AMANDA Detector (IceCube collaboration, Munich, et al), in Proc. of the 29th ICRC, Pune 5 17-20 (2005).

Sensitivity of AMANDA-II to UHE Neutrinos (IceCube collaboration, Gerhardt, et al), in Proc. of the 29th ICRC, Pune 5 111-114 (2005).

Probing for Leptonic Signatures from GRB030329 with AMANDA-II (IceCube collaboration, Stamatikos, et al), in Proc. of the 29th ICRC, Pune 4 471-474 (2005); astro-ph/0510036

The Search for Neutrinos from Gamma-Ray Bursts with AMANDA (IceCube colla- boration, Kuehn, et al), in Proc. of the 29th ICRC, Pune 5 131-134 (2005).

Neutrino-Induced Cascades from GRBs with AMANDA-II (IceCube collaboration, Hughey, et al), in Proc. of the 29th ICRC, Pune 5 119-122 (2005).

Air Showers with IceCube: First Engineering Data (IceCube collaboration, Gaisser, et al), in Proc. of the 29th ICRC, Pune 8 315-318 (2005).

Calibration and Characterization of Photomultiplier Tubes of the IceCube Neutrino Detector (IceCube collaboration, Miyamoto, et al), in Proc. of the 29th ICRC, Pune 5 63-66 (2005).

IceCube: Initial Performance (IceCube collaboration, Chirkin, et al), in Proc. of the 29th ICRC, Pune 8 303-306 (2005).

Simulation of a Hybrid Optical/Radio/Extension to IceCube for EeV Neutrino Detection (IceCube collaboration, Besson, et al), in Proc. of the 29th ICRC, Pune 5 21-24 (2005); astro-ph/0512604

Multiwavelength Comparison of Selected Neutrino Point Source Candidates (IceCube collaboration, Ackermann, et al), in Proc. of the 29th ICRC, Pune 00 101-104 (2005).

A Search for High-Energy Muon Neutrinos from the Galactic Plane with AMANDA-II (IceCube collaboration, Kelley, et al), in Proc. of the 29th ICRC, Pune 5 127-130 (2005); astro-ph/0509546

Search for High-Energy Neutrino Point Sources in the Northern Hemisphere with the AMANDA-II Neutrino Telescope (IceCube collaboration, Ackermann, et al), in Proc. of the 29th ICRC, Pune 5 5-8 (2005).

A Source-Stacking Analysis of AGN as a Neutrino Point Source Candidates with AMANDA (IceCube collaboration, Gross, et al), in Proc. of the 29th ICRC, Pune 5 13-16 (2005).

Performance of AMANDA-II using Transient Waveform Recorders (IceCube

33 collaboration, Silvestri, et al), in Proc. of the 29th ICRC, Pune 5 431-434 (2005).

A Software Trigger for the AMANDA Neutrino Detector (IceCube collaboration, Messarius, et al), in Proc. of the 29th ICRC, Pune 5 207-210 (2005).

Search for Neutralino Dark Matter with the AMANDA Neutrino Detector (IceCube collaboration, Hubert, et al), in Proc. of the 29th ICRC, Pune 9 179-182 (2005).

Neutrino Astronomy with IceCube and AMANDA (IceCube collaboration, Hill, et al), in Proc. of the 29th ICRC, Pune 10 213-226 (2005).

2003 – Tsukuba, Japan

Response of AMANDA-II to Cosmic Ray Muons (AMANDA collaboration, Desiati, et al) in Proc of the 28th ICRC, Tsukuba HE2.3 1373-1376 (2003).

Measurement of the Cosmic Ray Composition at the Knee with the SPASE-2/ AMANDA-B10 Detectors (SPASE and AMANDA collaborations, Rawlins, et al) in Proc of the 28th ICRC, Tsukuba, Japan HE1.1 173-176 (2003).

Simulation of Ice Cherenkov Detectors for IceTop (IceCube collaboration, Stanev, et al) in Proc of the 28th ICRC, Tsukuba HE1.5 965-968 (2003).

IceTop: The Surface Component of IceCube (IceCube collaboration, Gaisser, et al) in Proc of the 28th ICRC, Tsukuba HE1.5 1117-1120 (2003).

Cosmic Ray Flux Measurement with AMANDA-II (AMANDA collaboration, Chirkin, et al) in Proc of the 28th ICRC, Tsukuba HE2.1 1211-1214 (2003).

Search for High Energy Neutrinos of All Flavors with AMANDA II (AMANDA collaboration, Kowalski, et al) in Proc of the 28th ICRC, Tsukuba HE2.3 1301-1304 (2003).

Search for Extraterrestrial Point Sources of Neutrinos with AMANDA-II (AMANDA collaboration, Karle, et al) in Proc of the 28th ICRC, Tsukuba HE2.3 1305-1308 (2003).

AMANDA-B10 Limit on UHE Muon-Neutrinos (AMANDA collaboration, Hundertmark, et al) in Proc of the 28th ICRC, Tsukuba HE2.3 1309-1312 (2003).

Atmospheric Neutrino and Muon Spectra Measured with the AMANDA-II Detector (AMANDA collaboration, Geenan, et al) in Proc of the 28th ICRC, Tsukuba HE2.3 1313-1316 (2003).

Search for Diffuse Fluxes of Extraterrestrial Muon-Neutrinos with the AMANDA Detectors (AMANDA collaboration, Hill, et al) in Proc of the 28th ICRC, Tsukuba HE2.3 1317-1320 (2003).

Online Search for Neutrino Bursts from Supernovae with the AMANDA Detector

34 (AMANDA collaboration, Feser, et al) in Proc of the 28th ICRC, Tsukuba HE2.3 1325-1328 (2003).

New Capabilities of the AMANDA-II High Energy Neutrino Detector (AMANDA collaboration, Wagner, et al) in Proc of the 28th ICRC, Tsukuba HE2.3 1365-1368 (2003).

The IceCube High Energy Neutrino Telescope (IceCube collaboration, Yoshida, et al) in Proc of the 28th ICRC, Tsukuba HE2.3 1369-1372 (2003).

Search for Muons from WIMP Annihilation in the Center of the Earth with the AMANDA-B10 Detector (AMANDA collaboration, Olbrechts, et al) in Proc of the 28th ICRC, Tsukuba HE3.3 1677-1680 (2003).

Searching for High Energy Muon Neutrinos from Gamma-Ray Bursts with AMANDA (AMANDA collaboration, Hill, et al) in Proc of the 28th ICRC, Tsukuba OG2.4 2717- 2720 (2003).

Recent Results from the AMANDA Neutrino Telescope (AMANDA collaboration, Köpke, et al) in Proc of the 28th ICRC, Tsukuba 8 323-333 (2003).

2001 – Hamburg, Germany

Analysis of Atmospheric Muons with AMANDA (AMANDA collaboration, Desiati, et al), in Proc of the 27th ICRC, Hamburg, Germany HE 2.1 HE205 985-988 (2001).

Calibration and Survey of AMANDA with SPASE (SPASE and AMANDA collaborations, Bai, et al), in Proc of the 27th ICRC, Hamburg HE 2.1 HE205 977-980 (2001).

Observation of High Energy Atmospheric Neutrinos with AMANDA (AMANDA collaboration, Wiebusch, et al) in Proc of the 27th ICRC, Hamburg HE 2.3 18:12 1109-1112 (2001).

Search for a Diffuse Flux from Sources of High Energy Neutrinos with AMANDA-B10 (AMANDA collaboration, Hill, et al) in Proc of the 27th ICRC, Hamburg HE 2.3 18:24 1113-1116 (2001).

Search for Cascade-like Events in the AMANDA-B10 Detector (AMANDA collaboration, Taboada, et al) in Proc of the 27th ICRC, Hamburg HE 2.3 18:36 1117-1120 (2001).

Supernova Neutrino-Burst Search with the AMANDA Detector (AMANDA collaboration, Neunhöffer, et al) in Proc of the 27th ICRC, Hamburg HE 2.3 HE231 1125-1128 (2001).

The AMANDA Search for High Energy Neutrinos from Gamma-Ray Bursts (AMANDA collaboration, Hardtke et al) in Proc of the 27th ICRC, Hamburg HE 2.3 HE 232 1121-1124 (2001).

Performance of the AMANDA-II Detector (AMANDA collaboration, Wischnewski, et al)

35 in Proc of the 27th ICRC, Hamburg HE 2.3 HE233 1105-1108 (2001).

A Method to Detect UHE Neutrinos with AMANDA (AMANDA collaboration, Hundertmark, et al) in Proc of the 27th ICRC, Hamburg HE 2.3 HE236 1129-1132 (2001).

Time Calibration of the AMANDA Neutrino Telescope with Cosmic Ray Muons (AMANDA collaboration, Cowen, et al) in Proc of the 27th ICRC, Hamburg HE 2.3 HE 237 1133-1136 (2001).

Potential of AMANDA-II in HE Neutrino Astrophysics (AMANDA collaboration, Barwick, et al) in Proc of the 27th ICRC, Hamburg, Germany HE 2.5 19:24 1101- 1104 (2001).

The IceCube Detector (IceCube collaboration, Goldschmidt, et al) in Proc of the 27th ICRC, Hamburg HE 2.5 19:36 1237-1240 (2001).

Science Potential of the IceCube Detector (AMANDA collaboration, Spiering, et al) in Proc of the 27th ICRC, Hamburg HE 2.5 HE256 1242-1245 (2001).

Search for Relativistic Monopoles with the AMANDA Detector (AMANDA collaboration, Niessen, et al) in Proc of the 27th ICRC, Hamburg HE 3.4 HE 315 1496-1498 (2001).

1999 – Salt Lake City, UT, U.S.A.

Site Characterization for a Km3 Scale Deep Underwater Astrophysical Neutrino Observatory in the Mediterranean Sea (NEMO collaboration, Riccobene, et al) in Proc. of the 26th ICRC, Salt Lake City, Utah, HE6.3.05 2 (1999).

Capabilities of an Underwater Detector as a Neutrino Telescope and for Neutrino Oscillation Search (NEMO collaboration, Montaruli, et al) in Proc. of the 26th ICRC, Salt Lake City, Utah, HE6.3.06 2 (1999).

1997 – Durban, South Africa

Status of the NESTOR Project (NESTOR collaboration, Capone, et al) in Proc. of the 25th ICRC, Durban, South Africa, 7 49 (1997).

Data Transmission for NESTOR Telescope (NESTOR collaboration, Capone, et al) in Proc. of the 25th ICRC, Durban, South Africa, 7 53 (1997).

Perspectives for Neutrino Astrophysics with NESTOR (NESTOR collaboration, Bottai, et al) in Proc. of the 25th ICRC, Durban, South Africa, 7 57 (1997).

1995 – Roma, Italy

36 Description and Operational Characteristics of the LVD Experiment (LVD collaboration) in Proc. of the 24th ICRC, Rome, Italy 1035 (1995).

Search for Neutrinos from Collapsing Stars with the LVD Experiment (LVD collaboration) in Proc. of the 24th ICRC, Rome, Italy, 1 762 (1995).

Analysis of Underground Events Recorded in LVD Correlated with -bursts (LVD collaboration) in Proc. of the 24th ICRC, Rome, Italy, 1 662 (1995).

Experimental Limit on the Solar Antineutrino Flux (LVD collaboration) in Proc. of the 24th ICRC, Rome, Italy, 4 1235 (1995).

Atmospheric single muon flux measured by LVD at Gran Sasso (LVD collaboration) in Proc. of the 24th ICRC, Rome, Italy, 1 548 (1995).

Power Index of pion and kaon Spectrum in the Atmosphere Obtained by LVD (LVD collaboration) in Proc. of the 24th ICRC, Rome, Italy, 1 557 (1995).

Neutrino-Induced Single Muon Flux Measured by LVD at Gran Sasso (LVD collaboration) in Proc. of the 24th ICRC, Rome, Italy, 1 557 (1995).

Comparison of LVD Single Muon Angular Distrubution with Simulated Data (LVD collaboration) in Proc. of the 24th ICRC, Rome, Italy, 1 544 (1995).

Landau Energy-Loss in Liquid Scintillator and the Search for WIMPs with LVD (LVD collaboration) in Proc. of the 24th ICRC, Rome, Italy, 1 861 (1995).

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