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The Antarctic Impulsive Transient Antenna (ANITA) collaboration has reporteda total of three neutrino candidates from the experiment's first three flights.One of these was the lone candidate in a search for Askaryan radio emission,and the others can be interpreted as tau-neutrinos, with important caveats.Among a variety of explanations for these events, they may be produced byastrophysical transients with various characteristic timescales. We test thehypothesis that these events are astrophysical in origin by searching forIceCube counterparts. Using seven years of IceCube data from 2011 through 2018,we search for neutrino point sources using integrated, triggered, anduntriggered approaches, and account for the substantial uncertainty in thedirectional reconstruction of the ANITA events. Due to its large livetime andeffective area over many orders of magnitude in energy, IceCube is well suitedto test the astrophysical origin of the ANITA events.

A search for IceCube events in the direction of ANITA neutrino candidates