%0 Journal Article
%T An All-Sky Search for Steady VHE Gamma-Ray Sources
%A R. Atkins
%A W. Benbow
%A D. Berley
%A M. -L. Chen
%A D. G. Coyne
%A R. S. Delay
%A B. L. Dingus
%A D. E. Dorfan
%A R. W. Ellsworth
%A D. Evans
%A A. Falcone
%A L. Fleysher
%A R. Fleysher
%A G. Gisler
%A J. A. Goodman
%A T. J. Haines
%A C. M. Hoffman
%A S. Hugenberger
%A L. A. Kelley
%A I. Leonor
%A J. Macri
%A M. McConnell
%A J. F. McCullough
%A J. E. McEnery
%A R. S. Miller
%A A. I. Mincer
%A M. F. Morales
%A P. Nemethy
%A J. M. Ryan
%A M. Schneider
%A B. Shen
%A A. Shoup
%A G. Sinnis
%A A. J. Smith
%A G. W. Sullivan
%A T. N. Thompson
%A O. T. Tumer
%A K. Wang
%A M. O. Wascko
%A S. Westerhoff
%A D. A. Williams
%A T. Yang
%A G. B. Yodh
%J Physics
%D 1999
%I arXiv
%X The Milagrito water Cherenkov detector in the Jemez Mountains near Los Alamos, New Mexico took data from February 1997 to April 1998. Milagrito served as a prototype for the larger Milagro detector, which has just begun operations. Milagrito was the first large-aperture gamma-ray detector with sensitivity to gamma rays below 1 TeV. We report here on a search for steady emission from point sources over most of the northern sky using data from Milagrito.
%U http://arxiv.org/abs/astro-ph/9906369v1