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A prototype of a directional detector for non-baryonic dark matter search: MIMAC (Micro-TPC Matrix of Chambers)
Instrumentation and Methods for Astrophysics · Submitted 3 Sep 2009
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The authors' main claim The first results concerning discrimination of a few keV electrons and proton recoils are presented.
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We have developed a micro-tpc using a pixelized bulk micromegas coupled to dedicated acquisition electronics as a read-out allowing to reconstruct the three dimensional track of a few keV recoils. The prototype has been tested with the Amande facility at the IRSN-Cadarache providing monochromatic neutrons. The first results concerning discrimination of a few keV electrons and proton recoils are presented.
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We have developed a micro-tpc using a pixelized bulk micromegas coupled to dedicated acquisition electronics as a read-out allowing to reconstruct the three dimensional track of a few keV recoils. The prototype has been tested with the Amande facility at the IRSN-Cadarache providing monochromatic neutrons. The first results concerning discrimination of a few keV electrons and proton recoils are presented.
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We shall perform the analyses assuming that the simulated data were collected by a $CF_4$ MIMAC-like experiment [ref] .
Probing the Local Velocity Distribution of WIMP Dark Matter with Directional Detectors · Likelihood Analyses of Simulated Data · 0.96
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It opens the possibility to discriminate electrons from nuclei recoils by using both energy and track length informations, as it was shown in [ref] .
MIMAC : A micro-tpc matrix for directional detection of dark matter · MIMAC prototype · 1.00
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It opens the possibility to discriminate electrons from nuclei recoils by using both energy and track length information, as it was shown in [ref] .
MIMAC : A micro-tpc matrix for directional detection of dark matter · MIMAC prototype · 1.00
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The nuclear emulsion detector has a advantage in the directional dark matter search since its spatial resolution is extremely higher than other detectors which has directional sensitivity [ref] .
Isospin Violating Dark Matter Search by Nuclear Emulsion Detector · Introduction · 0.97
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Nevertheless, some theoretical studies on directional dark-matter detection have likewise been conducted [ref] , and a small number of directional detectors are currently under development [ref] .
Probing the Local Velocity Distribution of WIMP Dark Matter with Directional Detectors · Introduction · 0.92
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