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physics.ins-det2009★ 21 cited

A Background-Free Direction-Sensitive Neutron Detector2 A Background-Free Direction-Sensitive Neutron Detector

Alvaro Roccaro, H. Tomita, S. Ahlen +14

We show data from a new type of detector that can be used to determine neutron flux, energy distribution, and direction of neutron motion for both fast and thermal neutrons. Many n…

physics.ins-det2009★ 5 cited

Transport properties of electrons in CF4

T. Caldwell, A. Roccaro, T. Sahin +17

Carbon-tetrafluoride (CF4) is used as a counting gas in particle detectors, but some of its properties that are of interest for large time-projection chambers are not well known. W…

physics.ins-det2008★ 1 cited

DMTPC-10L: Direction-Sensitive Dark Matter Detector Prototype

D. Dujmic, P. Fisher, R. Lanza +13

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. We describe a pr…

physics.ins-det2008★ 44 cited

A Measurement of Photon Production in Electron Avalanches in CF4

A. Kaboth, J. Monroe, S. Ahlen +13

This paper presents a measurement of the ratio of photon to electron production and the scintillation spectrum in a popular gas for time pro jection chambers, carbon tetrafluoride…

physics.ins-det2007★ 45 cited

Observation of the 'head-tail' effect in nuclear recoils of low-energy neutrons

D. Dujmic, H. Tomita, M. Lewandowska +13

Directional detection of dark matter can provide unambiguous observation of dark matter interactions even in the presence of background. This article presents an experimental metho…