Further Progress in Lead Tungstate Crystals

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Recently, lead tungstate PbWO4, also called PWO crystals have been considered as a promising material for precise electromagnetic calorimetry [1-7] and the first tests have shown that energy resolution, with photomultiplier readout, better than 3% / 0.7 can already be achieved with a calorimeter pro...

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Autores principales: Korzhik, M, Missevitch, O, Pavlenko, V, Kachanov, V, Singovsky, A, Annenkov, A N, Ligun, V A, Peigneux, J P, Vialle, J P, Faure, J L, Binon, Freddy G, Fyodrov, A
Lenguaje:eng
Publicado: 1994
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Detectors and Experimental Techniques
Acceso en línea:http://cds.cern.ch/record/689118
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author Korzhik, M
Missevitch, O
Pavlenko, V
Kachanov, V
Singovsky, A
Annenkov, A N
Ligun, V A
Peigneux, J P
Vialle, J P
Faure, J L
Binon, Freddy G
Fyodrov, A
author_facet Korzhik, M
Missevitch, O
Pavlenko, V
Kachanov, V
Singovsky, A
Annenkov, A N
Ligun, V A
Peigneux, J P
Vialle, J P
Faure, J L
Binon, Freddy G
Fyodrov, A
author_sort Korzhik, M
collection CERN
description Recently, lead tungstate PbWO4, also called PWO crystals have been considered as a promising material for precise electromagnetic calorimetry [1-7] and the first tests have shown that energy resolution, with photomultiplier readout, better than 3% / 0.7 can already be achieved with a calorimeter prototype of 9 or 20 counter cells (20 20 180 200cm3).
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spelling cern-6891182019-09-30T06:29:59Zhttp://cds.cern.ch/record/689118engKorzhik, MMissevitch, OPavlenko, VKachanov, VSingovsky, AAnnenkov, A NLigun, V APeigneux, J PVialle, J PFaure, J LBinon, Freddy GFyodrov, AFurther Progress in Lead Tungstate CrystalsDetectors and Experimental TechniquesRecently, lead tungstate PbWO4, also called PWO crystals have been considered as a promising material for precise electromagnetic calorimetry [1-7] and the first tests have shown that energy resolution, with photomultiplier readout, better than 3% / 0.7 can already be achieved with a calorimeter prototype of 9 or 20 counter cells (20 20 180 200cm3).ALICE-INT-1994-29CERN-ALICE-INT-1994-29oai:cds.cern.ch:6891181994
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Vialle, J P
Faure, J L
Binon, Freddy G
Fyodrov, A
Further Progress in Lead Tungstate Crystals
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