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The Cerenkov ring-imaging detector: recent progress and future development

Results are reported on measurements of Cerenkov ring images using a multistage MWPC with an argon-TEA gas mixture. A specific detector response of N/sub 0/=56 cm/sup -1/ was obtained. It is shown that with some minor modifications to the detector, this value can be raised to N/sub 0/=90 cm/sup -1/....

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Autores principales: Ekelöf, T J C, Séguinot, Jacques, Tocqueville, J, Ypsilantis, Thomas
Lenguaje:eng
Publicado: 1981
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Acceso en línea:http://cds.cern.ch/record/878264
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author Ekelöf, T J C
Séguinot, Jacques
Tocqueville, J
Ypsilantis, Thomas
author_facet Ekelöf, T J C
Séguinot, Jacques
Tocqueville, J
Ypsilantis, Thomas
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collection CERN
description Results are reported on measurements of Cerenkov ring images using a multistage MWPC with an argon-TEA gas mixture. A specific detector response of N/sub 0/=56 cm/sup -1/ was obtained. It is shown that with some minor modifications to the detector, this value can be raised to N/sub 0/=90 cm/sup -1/. Using an argon-methane-TEA mixture in the MWPC, it is shown that efficient single-photoelectron detection can be achieved with proportional wire amplification without preamplification. A design of a new type of drift chamber (TPC) detector for two-dimensional measurement of the ring image is described. The use of the Cerenkov ring-imaging technique in high- energy physics experimentation is discussed, and in particular a full solid-angle detector for LEP is suggested. (10 refs).
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spelling cern-8782642019-09-30T06:29:59Zhttp://cds.cern.ch/record/878264engEkelöf, T J CSéguinot, JacquesTocqueville, JYpsilantis, ThomasThe Cerenkov ring-imaging detector: recent progress and future developmentNuclear PhysicsResults are reported on measurements of Cerenkov ring images using a multistage MWPC with an argon-TEA gas mixture. A specific detector response of N/sub 0/=56 cm/sup -1/ was obtained. It is shown that with some minor modifications to the detector, this value can be raised to N/sub 0/=90 cm/sup -1/. Using an argon-methane-TEA mixture in the MWPC, it is shown that efficient single-photoelectron detection can be achieved with proportional wire amplification without preamplification. A design of a new type of drift chamber (TPC) detector for two-dimensional measurement of the ring image is described. The use of the Cerenkov ring-imaging technique in high- energy physics experimentation is discussed, and in particular a full solid-angle detector for LEP is suggested. (10 refs).CERN-EP-80-115oai:cds.cern.ch:8782641981
spellingShingle Nuclear Physics
Ekelöf, T J C
Séguinot, Jacques
Tocqueville, J
Ypsilantis, Thomas
The Cerenkov ring-imaging detector: recent progress and future development
title The Cerenkov ring-imaging detector: recent progress and future development
title_full The Cerenkov ring-imaging detector: recent progress and future development
title_fullStr The Cerenkov ring-imaging detector: recent progress and future development
title_full_unstemmed The Cerenkov ring-imaging detector: recent progress and future development
title_short The Cerenkov ring-imaging detector: recent progress and future development
title_sort cerenkov ring-imaging detector: recent progress and future development
topic Nuclear Physics
url http://cds.cern.ch/record/878264
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