Attached is the note that Ben Strutt sent me.
It contains the derivation of equation 8.3 in his dissertation.

In particular, note that the elevation angle  corresponds to the  !

Just submitted the TUFF paper to NIM!!!  -- Sept 15 2017

Brian Dailey's Ph. D. dissertation for ANITA-2. Defended on Decemeber 22, 2016.

Here is a link to my candidacy talk
pdf: https://osu.box.com/s/biopkz0gewliadwgm4j4k1tlyaeubj8v

ppt: https://osu.box.com/s/eq90mzffh0iy4kvg0pvf0dhjbm4qj0xl

The paper is attached, including the source tex.

Go to link: 

https://osu.box.com/s/5pg7cwdwp3jnamjpgxdv0r6axndgsh9p

Just in case anyone wants to read my thesis.  :)  I pointed Brian D. to it today to read about how to set limits.  The limits included systematic uncertainties too, which is standard in particle physics but we don't do that yet (but we should).

Here is Eugene Hong's Ph.D. dissertation from 2014.

It concentrates on the ARA Testbed including a diffuse search using 2 years of Testbed data.

Title: Searching for Ultra-high Energy Neutrinos with Data from a Prototype Station of the Askaryan Radio Array

Brian Dailey's Candidacy from March 2012. It deals with Neutrino flavors, mostly with oscillations/mixing, interactions, and detection.

Candidacy paper. Summer 2017.

http://inspirehep.net/record/1188209/files/MatthewMottramThesis.pdf

Dissertation of Dawn Williams.  She completed her PhD with David Saltzberg when I was starting my postdoc at UCLA.  She worked on GLUE and SalSA.

Brian Dailey's PhD Thesis.

IceCube candidacy paper from summer 2018.

Brian's thesis