Forward hadron calorimeter for measurements of projectile spectators in heavy-ion experiment - Physics of Atomic Nuclei
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Abstract
The construction and performance of a modular hadron calorimeter for NA61 experiment at CERN are described. The calorimeter consists of individual lead/scintillator sandwich modules with the sampling satisfying the compensating condition. The light from the individual scintillator tiles is captured and transported with the WLS-fibers embedded in the scintillator grooves. The light readout is done by avalanche micro-pixel photodiodes. The construction ensures a fine transverse granulation of the calorimeter and a longitudinal segmentation of each module in 10 independent sections. The results of beam tests of the calorimeter prototype are presented.
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| Authors | Golubeva, M. B.;Guber, F. F.;Ivashkin, A. P.;Kurepin, A. B.;Marin, V. N.;Sadovsky, A. S.;Petukhov, O. A.;Golubeva, M. B.;Guber, F. F.;Ivashkin, A. P.;Kurepin, A. B.;Marin, V. N.;Sadovsky, A. S.;Petukhov, O. A.; |
| Journal | physics of atomic nuclei |
| Year | 2012 |
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doi:10.1134/S1063778812060142
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