Silicon detectors for low background and neutrino physics

Popeko, L.A.; Шишкина, Г. А.; Cherny, A.; Grigoryeva, L. A.; Kozlov, Yu. V.; Martemyanov, V. P.; Suvorov, Y.; Tarasenkov, V. G.; Turbin, E. V.; Vyrodov, V.

doi:10.1016/j.nima.2004.07.167

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“…Further measurements are pursued. The GEMMA experiment [9] with HPGe crystal of 2 kg and NESSI experiment [10] using a 80 kg semiconductor silicon detector aimed to reach a sensitivity of µ ν ∼ 3 × 10 −11 µ B .…”

Section: Searches For the Neutrino Magnetic Momentmentioning

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Present and future experiments in nonequilibrium reactor antineutrino energy spectrum

Копейкин

Mikaelyan

2006

Phys. Atom. Nuclei

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Considerable efforts that have been undertaken in the recent years in low energy antineutrino experiments require further systematic investigations in line of reactor antineutrino spectroscopy as a metrological basis of these experiments. We consider some effects associated with the non-equilibrium of reactorν e -radiation and residual ν e -emission from spent reactor fuel in contemporaryν e experiments.

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Section: Searches For the Neutrino Magnetic Momentmentioning

confidence: 99%

Present and future experiments in nonequilibrium reactor antineutrino energy spectrum

Копейкин

Mikaelyan

2006

Phys. Atom. Nuclei

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“…To fabricate these detectors, Li ions are "drifted" through p-type Si in order to produce well-compensated, almost intrinsic regions with thicknesses of up to many millimeters. Si(Li) detectors have previously been investigated for use in Compton telescopes [3,4,5], X-ray satellite telescopes [6], ionizing particle detection [7], neutrinoelectron scattering experiments [8], and low-energy X-ray measurements [9].…”

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Fabrication of low-cost, large-area prototype Si(Li) detectors for the GAPS experiment

Perez

Aramaki

Hailey

et al. 2018

Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research Section A:

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A Si(Li) detector fabrication procedure has been developed with the aim of satisfying the unique requirements of the GAPS (General Antiparticle Spectrometer) experiment. Si(Li) detectors are particularly well-suited to the GAPS detection scheme, in which several planes of detectors act as the target to slow and capture an incoming antiparticle into an exotic atom, as well as the spectrometer and tracker to measure the resulting decay X-rays and annihilation products. These detectors must provide the absorption depth, energy resolution, tracking efficiency, and active area necessary for this technique, all within the significant temperature, power, and cost constraints of an Antarctic long-duration balloon flight. We report here on the fabrication and performance of prototype 2 -diameter, 1-1.25 mm-thick, single-strip Si(Li) detectors that provide the necessary X-ray energy resolution of ∼ 4 keV for a cost per unit area that is far below that of previously-acquired commercial detectors. This fabrication procedure is currently being optimized for the 4 -diameter, 2.5 mm-thick, multi-strip geometry that will be used for the GAPS flight detectors.

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Thick Si(Li) coaxial detectors for registration of intermediate energy heavy ions

Popeko¹,

Kotina²,

Шишкина³

et al. 2008

Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research Section A:

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Silicon detectors for low background and neutrino physics

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Present and future experiments in nonequilibrium reactor antineutrino energy spectrum

Present and future experiments in nonequilibrium reactor antineutrino energy spectrum

Fabrication of low-cost, large-area prototype Si(Li) detectors for the GAPS experiment

Thick Si(Li) coaxial detectors for registration of intermediate energy heavy ions

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