10 Years Search for Neutrino Bursts with LVD

1. AbstractThe Large Volume Detector LVD (Gran Sasso National Laboratory, Italy),is a neutrino telescope mainly designed to search for low energy neutrino burstsfrom Gravitational Stellar Collapses (GSC) in the Galaxy. The experiment hasbeen monitoring the Milky Way since June 1992 under increasing larger config-urations, reaching in January 2001 the final active mass of 1000 t. No burstcandidate has been detected over all the ten years of observation: we present herethe obtained limit to the rate of SuperNova (SN) event in the galaxy.