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Field dependence of electronic recoil signals in a dual-phase liquid xenon time projection chamber
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Colijn, A P
, McEwan, K
, Hogenbirk, E
, Decowski, M P
in
Dependence
/ Electric fields
/ Gamma rays
/ Pulse shape
/ Radiation counters
/ Recoil
/ Xenon
2018
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Field dependence of electronic recoil signals in a dual-phase liquid xenon time projection chamber
by
Colijn, A P
, McEwan, K
, Hogenbirk, E
, Decowski, M P
in
Dependence
/ Electric fields
/ Gamma rays
/ Pulse shape
/ Radiation counters
/ Recoil
/ Xenon
2018
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Field dependence of electronic recoil signals in a dual-phase liquid xenon time projection chamber
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Field dependence of electronic recoil signals in a dual-phase liquid xenon time projection chamber
2018
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Overview
We present measurements of light and charge signals in a dual-phase time projection chamber at electric fields varying from 10 V/cm up to 500 V/cm and at zero field using 511 keV gamma rays from a \\(^{22}\\)Na source. We determine the drift velocity, electron lifetime, diffusion constant, and light and charge yields at 511 keV as a function of the electric field. In addition, we fit the scintillation pulse shape to an effective exponential model, showing a decay time of 43.5 ns at low field that decreases to 25 ns at high fields.
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Cornell University Library, arXiv.org
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