Neutrino Detectors & Beams (compiled 1996)

For those of you who are not familiar with the neutrino, here are some summary information & WWW resources on neutrino detectors, accelerators, and information about the neutrino itself. This list is updated once every few years but is by no means complete.

Neutrino Detectors & Their Results

Detector:	Country:	Location:	Technique:	Cost:	Results:
Homestake Gold Mine	USA	South Dakota	100,000 gallons of Perchloroethylene (C2CI4)	Millions	1/3 to 1/10 of expected number
Brookhaven Neutrino Laboratory	USA			Millions	Failure
Kamokande II	Japan		3000 tons of purified water	Millions	No agreement with other labs (Irvine-Michigan-Bro okhaven of USA and Mont. Blanc (French/ European collaboration))
SAGE	Soviet Union/ USA Collaboration	Baksan, Caucaso	30 ton of liquid metallic Gallium	Millions	Expected results: 125-132 (Conventional units) Results: 20+15 - 20+/-32 (Equivalent to Zero)
NOMAD	Switzerland	Cern		Millions?	New experiment
GALLEX	Switzerland	Transportation tunnel under the mountains in Italy		Millions	New experiment
AMANDA	Switzerland	Antarctica		Millions	New experiment
DUMAND(Deep Undersea Muon and Neutrino Detection)	USA	Near Hawaii	light detectors spread throughout the deep volume of ocean water	Millions	New experiment
SNO (Sudbury Neutrino Observatory)	Canada, USA	Sudbury, Ontario	1000 tons of heavy water in a geodesic sphere	Millions	?
RICE Radio Ice Cerenkov Experiment	Russia, USA	Antarctica	Detects neutrinos colliding with ice particles	?	?
RAND Radio Array Detection of Neutrinos	USA	Antarctica	Antennas buried in ice