Charged particles produce light in WLS fibers at yields up to 23% of scintillating fibers, requiring inclusion in advanced detector simulations.
The Super Fine-Grained Detector for the T2K neutrino oscillation experiment
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A pilot 3D-projection detector with opaque water-based liquid scintillator achieves light scattering length below 2 cm and single-channel timing resolution of 0.17-0.28 ns in 50-500 MeV proton beam tests.
DAMSA proposes an ultra-short baseline accelerator experiment to detect short-lived dark sector messengers by overcoming the sensitivity ceiling of longer-baseline beam dump experiments through a compact detector design.
SPIROS is a dedicated open-source optical simulator for particle detectors that matches GEANT4 accuracy in photon processes while running more than twice as fast for typical configurations.
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Observation of light production by charged particles in WLS fibers
Charged particles produce light in WLS fibers at yields up to 23% of scintillating fibers, requiring inclusion in advanced detector simulations.
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Construction, commissioning, and beam test of a pilot 3D-projection opaque water-based liquid scintillator detector
A pilot 3D-projection detector with opaque water-based liquid scintillator achieves light scattering length below 2 cm and single-channel timing resolution of 0.17-0.28 ns in 50-500 MeV proton beam tests.
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The DAMSA Experiment
DAMSA proposes an ultra-short baseline accelerator experiment to detect short-lived dark sector messengers by overcoming the sensitivity ceiling of longer-baseline beam dump experiments through a compact detector design.
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SPIROS: Streamlined, Precise, Intuitive, and Rapid Optical Simulator for particle physics detectors
SPIROS is a dedicated open-source optical simulator for particle detectors that matches GEANT4 accuracy in photon processes while running more than twice as fast for typical configurations.