Neutrino Properties From Atmospheric Neutrino Experiments

Abstract

Atmospheric neutrinos originating from the interaction of the primary cosmic rays with the globe's atmosphere provides useful means of studying the intrinsic properties of neutrinos, especially to the sensitive search of neutrino oscillation in particularly very small Δm^2 region inaccessible to the present accelerator and reactor experiments. Prospects of various long baseline experiments under construction are commented at the end of this paper.