lattes: a new gamma-ray detector concept for south america

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Abstract
Currently the detection of Very High Energy gamma-rays for astrophysics rely on the measurement of the Extensive Air Showers (EAS) either using Cherenkov detectors or EAS arrays with larger field of views but also larger energy thresholds. In this talk we present a novel hybrid detector concept for a EAS array with an improved sensitivity in the lower energies (~ 100 GeV). We discuss its main features, capabilities and present preliminary results on its expected perfomances and sensitivities.This wide field of view experiment is planned to be installed at high altitude in South America making it a complementary project to the planned Cherenkov telescope experiments and a powerful tool to trigger further observations of variable sources and to detect transients phenomena.
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Authors ;Assis P.;Barres de Almeida U.;Blanco A.;Conceição R.;D’Ettoree Piazzoli B.;De Angelis A.;Doro M.;Fonte P.;Lopes L.;Matthiae G.;Pimenta M.;Shellard R.;Tomé B.
Journal utilitas mathematica
Year 2017
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10.1051/epjconf/201713603013
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