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Commissioning of the 2.6 m tall two-phase xenon time projection chamber of Xenoscope

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arxiv 2411.08022 v2 pith:PAITPYKL submitted 2024-11-12 physics.ins-det astro-ph.IM

M. Adrover , M. Babicz , L. Baudis , Y. Biondi , A. Bismark , C. Capelli , A. P. Cimental Chávez , J. J. Cuenca-García
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M. Galloway F. Girard F. Jörg S. Ouahada R. Peres F. Piastra M. Rajado Silva D. Ramírez García C. Wittweg
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Xenoscope is a demonstrator for a next-generation xenon-based observatory for astroparticle physics, as proposed by the XLZD (XENON-LUX-ZEPLIN-DARWIN) collaboration. It houses a 2.6 m tall, two-phase xenon time projection chamber (TPC), in a cryostat filled with $\sim$ 360 kg of liquid xenon. The main goals of the facility are to demonstrate electron drift in liquid xenon over this distance, to measure the electron cloud transversal and longitudinal diffusion, as well as the optical properties of the medium. In this work, we describe in detail the construction and commissioning of the TPC and report on the observation of light and charge signals with cosmic muons.

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