The Baikal-GVD neutrino telescope as an instrument for studying Baikal water luminescence

Rastislav Dvornický,V. A. Allakhverdyan,A.V. Avrorin,V M Aynutdinov,R. Bannasch,Z. Bardáĉová,I. A. Belolaptikov,I.V.Borina,V. B. Brudanin,N.M. Budnev,V. Y. Dik,G. V. Domogatsky,A. A. Doroshenko,A.N. Dyachok,Zh-A.M. Dzhilkibaev,E. Eckerová,T. V. Elzhov,Lukas Fajt,S. V. Fialkovski,A. R. Gafarov,K. V. Golubkov,N.S. Gorshkov,T. I. Gress,M. S. Katulin,Konstantin Kebkal,O.G. Kebkal,Evgeny V. Khramov,M.M. Kolbin,K.V. Konischev,K.A. Kopański,A.V. Korobchenko,A. P. Koshechkin,V. A. Kozhin,M. V. Kruglov,M.K. Kryukov,V. F. Kulepov,Pa. Malecki,Y. M. Malyshkin,M. B. Milenin,R. R. Mirgazov,Dmitry V. Naumov,Vahab Nazari,W. Noga,D.P. Petukhov,E.N. Pliskovsky,M. I. Rozanov,V.D. Rushay,E. V. Ryabov,Grigory Safronov,B.A. Shaybonov,M.D. Shelepov,Fedor Simkovic,A. E. Sirenko,A. V. Skurikhin,A.G. Solovjev,M.N. Sorokovikov,I. Stekl,A. P. Stromakov,E O Sushenok,Olga Suvorova,V.A. Tabolenko,B. A. Tarashansky,Y.V. Yablokova,S. A. Yakovlev,D.N. Zaborov

The Baikal-GVD neutrino telescope as an instrument for studying Baikal water luminescence

2021

Rastislav Dvornický
V. A. Allakhverdyan
A.V. Avrorin
V M Aynutdinov
R. Bannasch
Z. Bardáĉová
I. A. Belolaptikov
I.V.Borina
V. B. Brudanin
N.M. Budnev
V. Y. Dik
G. V. Domogatsky
A. A. Doroshenko
A.N. Dyachok
Zh-A.M. Dzhilkibaev
E. Eckerová
T. V. Elzhov
Lukas Fajt
S. V. Fialkovski
A. R. Gafarov
K. V. Golubkov
N.S. Gorshkov
T. I. Gress
M. S. Katulin
Konstantin Kebkal
O.G. Kebkal
Evgeny V. Khramov
M.M. Kolbin
K.V. Konischev
K.A. Kopański
A.V. Korobchenko
A. P. Koshechkin
V. A. Kozhin
M. V. Kruglov
M.K. Kryukov
V. F. Kulepov
Pa. Malecki
Y. M. Malyshkin
M. B. Milenin
R. R. Mirgazov
Dmitry V. Naumov
Vahab Nazari
W. Noga
D.P. Petukhov
E.N. Pliskovsky
M. I. Rozanov
V.D. Rushay
E. V. Ryabov
Grigory Safronov
B.A. Shaybonov
M.D. Shelepov
Fedor Simkovic
A. E. Sirenko
A. V. Skurikhin
A.G. Solovjev
M.N. Sorokovikov
I. Stekl
A. P. Stromakov
E O Sushenok
Olga Suvorova
V.A. Tabolenko
B. A. Tarashansky
Y.V. Yablokova
S. A. Yakovlev
D.N. Zaborov

We present data on the Baikal water luminescence collected with the Baikal-GVD neutrino telescope. This three-dimensional array of photo-sensors allows the observation of time and spatial variations of the ambient light field. We report on annual increase of luminescence activity in years 2018-2020. We observed a unique event of a highly luminescent layer propagating upwards with a maximum speed of 28 m/day for the first time.

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Physics
Luminescence
Astronomy
neutrino telescope

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