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Estimating non-linear QCD effects in ultrahigh energy neutrino events at IceCube

The number of ultrahigh energy events at IceCube is estimated, for the first time, taking into account non-linear QCD effects in the neutrino - hadron cross section. We assume that the extragalactic neutrino flux is given by $Φ_ν(E_ν)=Φ_{0}E^{-2}_ν$ and estimate the neutrino - hadron cross section using the dipole approach and a phenomenological model for the dipole - hadron cross section based on non-linear QCD dynamics. We demonstrate that the non-linear prediction is able to describe the current IceCube data and that the magnitude of the non-linear effects is larger than 20 % for visible energies of order of 2 PeV and increases with the neutrino energy. Our main conclusion is that the non-linear QCD effects are non-negligible and should be taken into account in the analysis of the number of ultrahigh energy events.

preprint2014arXivOpen access

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