Channeling of protons, pions and deuterons in the GeV region
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Surface-barrier detector with smoothly tunable thickness of depleted layer for study of ionization loss and dechanneling length of negatively charged particles channeling in a crystal
2024, Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research, Section A: Accelerators, Spectrometers, Detectors and Associated EquipmentMeasurement of the dechanneling length for high-energy negative pions
2013, Physics Letters, Section B: Nuclear, Elementary Particle and High-Energy PhysicsCitation Excerpt :Conversely, experimental knowledge about channeling of negative particles had been limited due to the lack of high-energy non-radiating beams of negatively charged particles and experimental difficulties to fabricate suitable crystals. Pioneering experiments at CERN have failed to detect channeling of high-energy negative particles, while under the same conditions it was clearly observed channeling of their positive counterparts [4–6]. Only recent experiments demonstrated the possibility to steer also negatively charged particle beams through bent crystals at the full bending angle [7–9].
Comparison between computed and measured response of silicon strip detectors exposed to carbon, calcium and ruthenium ion beams
2003, Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research, Section B: Beam Interactions with Materials and AtomsCitation Excerpt :An example of such a difference of about 38% has been observed in a semiconductor detector exposed to pions of 5 GeV/c [11]. The kinetic energy of δ-rays escaping from the detector has been calculated by a method [9] adopted in the data analysis of germanium and silicon detectors exposed to a pion beam. This method takes into account: (1) the thickness of the detector and its geometrical boundary, (2) the angular and energy distribution of δ-rays, (3) the electron range [25] and (4) the spatial origin of δ-rays which is concentrated in the detector along the beam axis.
Observation of high deflection efficiency and narrow energy loss distributions for 450 GeV protons channeled in a bent silicon crystal
1994, Nuclear Inst. and Methods in Physics Research, BDeflection of high energy channeled charged particles by elastically bent silicon single crystals
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