Calorimetric low-temperature detectors for high resolution x-ray spectroscopy on stored highly stripped heavy ions

Bleile, A.; Egelhof, P.; Kraft, Stephan; McCammon, D.; Meier, Herbert; Shrivastava, A.; Stahle, C. K.; Weber, M.

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“…crystal spectrometers (Beyer, 1997;Beyer et al, 2015) or micro-calorimeters (e.g. Egelhof et al, 1996;Bleile et al, 2002;Pies et al, 2012;Hengstler et al, 2015;Kraft-Bermuth et al, 2012), that provide substantially higher resolutions than semiconductor detectors. Also momentum imaging has proven already to be suitable for gaining information on the structure of highly charge ions (Fischer et al, 2002, see Figure 2.20).…”

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Section: Precision Spectroscopy On Highly Charged Ions Precision Spectroscopy On Highly Charged Ionsmentioning

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“…Néanmoins, les quelques résolutions en énergie publiées pour des photons de 60 keV sont déjà intéressantes, de l'ordre de 60 à 70 eV (Bleile et al, 2002 ;Silver et al, 2002). Les détecteurs qui donnent la possibilité d'utiliser des absorbeurs de densité élevée et à fort numéro atomique sont potentiellement les plus intéressants pour la spectrométrie gamma.…”

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RÉSUMÉLes performances remarquables des détecteurs fonctionnant à très basse température ont franchi les limites inhérentes aux détecteurs conventionnels à semiconducteur ou à scintillateur. Ceci s'explique par les principes physiques de détection exploités par les différentes technologies développées aujourd'hui. L'élégance de ces technologies est de mettre en jeu la The performance of low temperature detectors has far exceeded the inherent limits of conventional semiconductor and scintillation detectors. This stems from the detection physics used by the different technologies being developed nowadays. The neat idea behind these technologies is to split the energy of an incident photon or particle over a very large number of quanta, larger by several orders of magnitude than in classical detectors. Hence low statistical fluctuations on the energy determination for an individual interaction lead to energy detection thresholds and energy resolutions better by one or two orders of magnitude. An additional asset is that detection efficiency is not limited at low energies as it is the case for germanium or silicon detectors. Low temperature detectors are being developed and used in numerous applications (imaging arrays for astrophysics, dark matter and neutrino physics, atomic, nuclear and particle physics, material science, biology and medical science, …) covering detection of different nature of particles over a very large energy range (sub-millimetre, infra-red, UV, X-rays, gamma photons, but also beta, alpha particles, and bio-molecules). Introduction of automated cryogen-free refrigerators on the market opens new prospects of industrial applications for these detectors of hitherto unequalled performance.

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“…A prominent group is lead by Egelhof at Gesellschaft fur Schwerionenforschung in Germany. They have had success developing devices using bulk absorbers coupled to neutron transmutation doped (NTD) Ge thermistors [16] (Section 7.10, page 162).…”

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“…3. 16. By applying the time-dependent Schrodinger equations for both superconductors in the absence of a potential and solving for the current flow, we get Eq.…”

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