Results from DMTPC 10-liter detector

Results from DMTPC 10-liter detector

The known direction of motion of dark matter particles relative to the Earth may be a key for their unambiguous identification even in the presence of backgrounds. A direction-sensitive detector prototype using a low-density CF₄ gas with a 10 liter fiducial volume is operated for several weeks in a...

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Main Authors: Fedus, L (Author), Ahlen, S (Author), Inglis, A (Author), Tomita, H (Author), Wellenstein, H (Author), Otis, K (Author), Dujmic, Denis (Contributor), Battat, James (Contributor), Caldwell, Thomas S (Contributor), Fisher, Peter H (Contributor), Henderson, Shawn Wesley (Contributor), Lanza, Richard C (Contributor), Lee, Albert H (Contributor), Lopez, Jeremy Paul (Contributor), Kaboth, Asher Cunningham (Contributor), Kohse, Gordon E (Contributor), Monroe, Jocelyn (Contributor), Sahin, Timur C (Contributor), Sciolla, Gabriella (Contributor), Wolfe, Ian C (Contributor), Yegoryan, Hayk (Contributor), Vanderspek, Roland K (Contributor), Yamamoto, R. K. (Author)
Other Authors: Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Department of Nuclear Science and Engineering (Contributor), Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Department of Physics (Contributor), Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Laboratory for Nuclear Science (Contributor), MIT Kavli Institute for Astrophysics and Space Research (Contributor), Yamamoto, Richard K (Contributor)
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Language:English
Published: IOP Publishing, 2017-05-01T19:02:14Z.
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