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We show that, contrary to a recent suggestion, fluxes of ∼ 30 GeV-1 TeV neutrinos that may accompanyγ-ray bursts are at least a few orders of magnitude too weak to be detected by the current or planned neutrino detectors.
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Ostrowski, M., Zdziarski, A.A. On detection of high-energy neutrinos from sources of gamma-ray bursts. Astrophys Space Sci 231, 339–341 (1995). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00658646
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