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Particle Astrophysics with High and Ultrahigh Energy Neutrinos

Ke Fang , Kohta Murase

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High-energy neutrinos open a new observational window to the universe inaccessible via photons.

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The paper reviews recent observations of high-energy (1 TeV to 100 PeV) and ultrahigh-energy (above 100 PeV) neutrinos from space. It covers the detection of a diffuse cosmic neutrino background, the identification of initial source candidates, and signals from the Galactic plane. These results matter because they allow probing energetic cosmic phenomena that photons cannot reach due to absorption or scattering. The authors note that while most neutrino origins remain uncertain, distinctive source features are emerging from the data.

Core claim

Recent observations have detected a diffuse cosmic high-energy neutrino background, identified first neutrino source candidates, and observed high-energy neutrinos from the Galactic plane. These findings establish neutrinos as a new messenger to probe parts of the cosmos that are otherwise inaccessible via photons, even though the origins of most detected neutrinos remain uncertain.

What carries the argument

High and ultrahigh energy neutrinos as astrophysical messengers that penetrate regions opaque to photons.

If this is right

Neutrinos can be used to study the sources of cosmic rays and other high-energy phenomena.
Observations from the Galactic plane provide insights into local high-energy processes.
Source candidates help narrow down the origins of the diffuse neutrino background.

Where Pith is reading between the lines

These are editorial extensions of the paper, not claims the author makes directly.

Future detections could map the distribution of cosmic accelerators across the universe.
Combining neutrino data with other messengers like gravitational waves could reveal multi-messenger astrophysics.
Improved statistics might resolve the origins of most neutrinos currently of uncertain origin.

Load-bearing premise

The reported neutrino detections, source associations, and Galactic plane signals are correctly identified and not dominated by background fluctuations or instrumental artifacts.

What would settle it

Future observations showing no diffuse neutrino background or no association with known sources would challenge the claims of new cosmic probes.

read the original abstract

We summarize recent results of the observations of high (1 TeV-100 PeV) and ultrahigh ($\geq 100$ PeV) energy neutrinos, including the detection of a diffuse cosmic high-energy neutrino background, the identification of the first neutrino source candidates, and the observation of high-energy neutrinos from the Galactic plane. These findings open a new window to the universe by enabling the use of neutrinos to probe the cosmos that are otherwise inaccessible via photons. Although the origins of most detected neutrinos remain uncertain, we highlight several distinctive features of their sources that have emerged from current observations.

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Desk Editor's Note private letter to a colleague

This is a review summarizing recent IceCube neutrino results rather than a new analysis or derivation.

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This paper collects the main observational highlights from high-energy neutrino astronomy over the last decade or so. It walks through the diffuse flux measurement, the handful of source associations that have been claimed, and the Galactic plane excess. The authors then pull out a few patterns that seem to be emerging from those data points, such as hints about source environments or the mix of hadronic processes involved. That part of the synthesis is straightforward and probably the most useful bit for someone who has not followed every IceCube paper closely. The writing stays focused on what the observations actually show without adding speculative models. The main limitation is that the paper treats the source candidates and the Galactic signal as reasonably secure findings. In practice those results sit at modest post-trial significance once trials factors and background modeling choices are folded in, and the text does not spend much space on how sensitive the conclusions are to those details. A reader who wants to know how robust the associations really are will still need to go back to the original analyses. The paper is aimed at people who need a compact update on the current state of neutrino astrophysics, whether for teaching or for getting oriented before diving into specific source papers. It is not the place to look for new calculations or fresh data. I would send it out for peer review because the topic is active and a clear summary from these authors can save time for the community, though the referees should push for more explicit discussion of the statistical caveats around the claimed sources.

Referee Report

2 major / 2 minor

Summary. The manuscript summarizes recent observational results on high-energy neutrinos (1 TeV–100 PeV) and ultrahigh-energy neutrinos (≥100 PeV). It reports the detection of a diffuse cosmic neutrino background, the identification of initial neutrino source candidates, and the observation of high-energy neutrinos from the Galactic plane. The central claim is that these detections open a new observational window to the universe by enabling neutrino-based probes of regions inaccessible to photons, while noting that the origins of most neutrinos remain uncertain and highlighting emerging source features.

Significance. If the reported detections and associations are robust against background, the review provides a useful synthesis of the current state of high- and ultrahigh-energy neutrino astrophysics. It compiles key results from experiments such as IceCube and could serve as a reference point for multi-messenger studies. The paper's value lies in its overview of observational highlights rather than new derivations or predictions.

major comments (2)

[Source identification discussion] The section discussing neutrino source candidates must explicitly address the statistical robustness of associations, including post-trial significances and correction for trials factors, to substantiate that the candidates are astrophysical rather than background fluctuations.
[Galactic plane signals] In the Galactic plane neutrino observation section, the manuscript should detail how the reported excess is shown to exceed atmospheric and instrumental backgrounds after accounting for reconstruction uncertainties and alternative background models; without such cross-checks the interpretation as a Galactic signal remains vulnerable to the skeptic concern.

minor comments (2)

[Abstract] The abstract would benefit from naming the primary experiments (e.g., IceCube) responsible for the cited detections to improve immediate context for readers.
[Summary sections] A short table or bullet list summarizing the key observational claims with their reported significances would enhance readability and allow quick assessment of the strength of each result.

Simulated Author's Rebuttal

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We thank the referee for their thoughtful review and constructive suggestions. We have addressed the concerns regarding statistical robustness of source associations and the details of background subtraction for the Galactic plane signal by planning targeted revisions to the manuscript.

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Referee: The section discussing neutrino source candidates must explicitly address the statistical robustness of associations, including post-trial significances and correction for trials factors, to substantiate that the candidates are astrophysical rather than background fluctuations.

Authors: We agree that explicit discussion of statistical robustness strengthens the presentation. The source candidate associations (e.g., TXS 0506+056 and NGC 1068) are drawn from published IceCube analyses that already report post-trial significances after accounting for trials factors. In the revised manuscript we will add a concise paragraph in the source identification section that summarizes these post-trial p-values and the trials corrections employed, with references to the original publications. revision: yes
Referee: In the Galactic plane neutrino observation section, the manuscript should detail how the reported excess is shown to exceed atmospheric and instrumental backgrounds after accounting for reconstruction uncertainties and alternative background models; without such cross-checks the interpretation as a Galactic signal remains vulnerable to the skeptic concern.

Authors: We appreciate the referee's emphasis on robustness against alternative backgrounds. The IceCube Galactic plane analysis includes dedicated checks using varied reconstruction algorithms, atmospheric neutrino templates, and cosmic-ray background models; the excess remains significant under these variations. We will expand the Galactic plane section to briefly describe these cross-checks and cite the relevant figures and supplementary material from the IceCube publication that quantify the impact of reconstruction uncertainties. revision: yes

Circularity Check

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Review summarizes external observations without derivations or self-referential predictions

full rationale

The paper is a review article that summarizes reported detections of high-energy neutrinos, source candidates, and Galactic plane signals from external experiments. No new derivations, equations, parameter fits, or predictions are introduced that reduce by construction to quantities defined within the paper itself. All load-bearing claims reference prior observational results without self-citation chains or ansatzes that would make the central conclusions equivalent to the inputs by definition. The text remains self-contained against external benchmarks.

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This is a review paper that does not introduce new free parameters, axioms, or invented entities; it reports on existing observational findings from the literature.

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We summarize recent results of the observations of high (1 TeV-100 PeV) and ultrahigh (≥100 PeV) energy neutrinos, including the detection of a diffuse cosmic high-energy neutrino background, the identification of the first neutrino source candidates, and the observation of high-energy neutrinos from the Galactic plane.

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