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Counting anti-protons with an MCP-SiPM setup to determine the absolute number of anti-protons in the ALPHA experiment

The ALPHA experiment studies the properties of anti-hydrogen to search for differences between matter and anti-matter. This project has focused on developing a new detection method using an MCP-SiPM setup to count individual anti-protons. The efficiency of this method to count anti-protons was deter...

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Autor principal: Frederiksen, Stine Svanum
Lenguaje:eng
Publicado: 2022
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Acceso en línea:http://cds.cern.ch/record/2824858
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description The ALPHA experiment studies the properties of anti-hydrogen to search for differences between matter and anti-matter. This project has focused on developing a new detection method using an MCP-SiPM setup to count individual anti-protons. The efficiency of this method to count anti-protons was determined to $93 \pm 4$ %. Using this calibration, the number of anti-protons was determined in various parts of the ALPHA experiment, allowing an estimation of the anti-proton loss in ALPHA-g to be about 53 %.
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spelling cern-28248582022-08-18T19:20:36Zhttp://cds.cern.ch/record/2824858engFrederiksen, Stine SvanumCounting anti-protons with an MCP-SiPM setup to determine the absolute number of anti-protons in the ALPHA experimentDetectors and Experimental TechniquesThe ALPHA experiment studies the properties of anti-hydrogen to search for differences between matter and anti-matter. This project has focused on developing a new detection method using an MCP-SiPM setup to count individual anti-protons. The efficiency of this method to count anti-protons was determined to $93 \pm 4$ %. Using this calibration, the number of anti-protons was determined in various parts of the ALPHA experiment, allowing an estimation of the anti-proton loss in ALPHA-g to be about 53 %.CERN-STUDENTS-Note-2022-035oai:cds.cern.ch:28248582022-08-18
spellingShingle Detectors and Experimental Techniques
Frederiksen, Stine Svanum
Counting anti-protons with an MCP-SiPM setup to determine the absolute number of anti-protons in the ALPHA experiment
title Counting anti-protons with an MCP-SiPM setup to determine the absolute number of anti-protons in the ALPHA experiment
title_full Counting anti-protons with an MCP-SiPM setup to determine the absolute number of anti-protons in the ALPHA experiment
title_fullStr Counting anti-protons with an MCP-SiPM setup to determine the absolute number of anti-protons in the ALPHA experiment
title_full_unstemmed Counting anti-protons with an MCP-SiPM setup to determine the absolute number of anti-protons in the ALPHA experiment
title_short Counting anti-protons with an MCP-SiPM setup to determine the absolute number of anti-protons in the ALPHA experiment
title_sort counting anti-protons with an mcp-sipm setup to determine the absolute number of anti-protons in the alpha experiment
topic Detectors and Experimental Techniques
url http://cds.cern.ch/record/2824858
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