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Towards imaging Earth's large-scale structures by directional geoneutrino detection with Ocean Bottom Detector
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Geoneutrinos, electron antineutrinos produced by radioactive decays of heat-producing elements (HPEs) within the Earth, provide unique insights into Earth's interior and heat budget since their first detection in 2005 by KamLAND. Conventional geoneutrino detectors currently provide integrated global
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