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Abstract. We report recent advances in R&D on the Beam Fragmentation and T0 Counter (BFTC) for the CBM experiment, based on RPCs with floating electrodes made of resistive ceramic material. An optimal value of the ceramics bulk resistivity has been determined to be about 5·10 9 Ω·cm. RPCs with such electrodes show even characteristics and stable operation under particle fluxes of up to 150 kHz/cm 2 , with the detection efficiency above 90%.

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High position resolution MRPC developed for muon tomography

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Wang

et al. 2012

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