Abstract
The best upper limit to the neutrino mixing angle θ13 is set by the CHOOZ experiment. The eventual measurement of θ13 in reactor neutrino experiments relies on a reduction of the CHOOZ systematics of about 1 order of magnitude, along with a major increase of the luminosity. Provided that enough statistics are achieved, fighting the systematics becomes the key towards θ13. The Double Chooz experiment engages this fight with a multi-detector set up.
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