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Cosmic ray physics with the OPERA detector
OPERA is a long-baseline neutrino experiment located in the Hall C of the underground Gran Sasso Laboratory at an average depth of 3.8 km.w.e., corresponding to muon energies at surface higher than 1.5 TeV. After a description of the main scientific goal of the experiment, we focus on the potentialities of OPERA used as a cosmic ray detector.
SIOLI, MAXIMILIANO
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