TL;DR
This paper explores the potential of neutrino detection as a non-intrusive method for monitoring nuclear reactors in Europe, aiming to enhance non-proliferation efforts.
Contribution
It introduces new experimental plans at ILL to better understand neutrino spectra from uranium and plutonium fission, advancing reactor monitoring techniques.
Findings
Neutrino detection can effectively monitor reactor activity.
New experiments will improve neutrino spectrum knowledge.
Potential applications in nuclear non-proliferation.
Abstract
Triggered by the demand of the IAEA, neutrino physicists in Europe involved with the Double Chooz experiment are studying the potential of neutrino detection to monitor nuclear reactors. In particular a new set of experiments at the ILL is planned to improve the knowledge of the neutrino spectrum emitted in the fission of 235U and 239Pu.
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