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20092016
most citedDark Matter searches using gravitational wave bar detectors: quark nuggets and newtorites

9 citations · 14 across the 3 of their papers we have counts for

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7 papers

physics.ins-det2016★ 3 cited

Seasonal variations of the rate of multiple-muons in the Gran Sasso underground laboratory

F. Ronga

It is well known that the rate of cosmic ray muons depends on the atmospheric temperature, and that for events with a single muon the peak of the rate is in summer, in underground…

physics.ins-det2015★ 9 cited

Dark Matter searches using gravitational wave bar detectors: quark nuggets and newtorites

M. Bassan, E. Coccia, S. D'Antonio +10

Many experiments have searched for supersymmetric WIMP dark matter, with null results. This may suggest to look for more exotic possibilities, for example compact ultra-dense quark…

physics.ins-det2015★ 2 cited

Newtorites in bar detectors of gravitational wave

F. Ronga

The detection of particles with only gravitational interactions (Newtorites) in gravitational bar detectors was studied in 1984 by Bernard, De Rujula and Lautrup. The negative resu…

cond-mat.mtrl-sci2012

Measurement of the thermal expansion coefficient of an Al-Mg alloy at ultra-low temperatures

Massimo Bassan, Bruno Buonomo, Giorgio Cavallari +12

We describe a result coming from an experiment based on an Al-Mg alloy (~ 5% Mg) suspended bar hit by an electron beam and operated above and below the termperature of transition f…

hep-ex2011

Comparison of muon and neutrino times from decays of mesons in the atmosphere

T. Montaruli, F. Ronga

We propose a test to compare the speed of muons and muon neutrinos produced in the same bundles in the atmosphere. By comparing the arrival times of primary muons and muons induced…

gr-qc2011

Vibrational excitation induced by electron beam and cosmic rays in normal and superconductive aluminum bars

M. Bassan, B. Buonomo, G. Cavallari +13

We report new measurements of the acoustic excitation of an Al5056 superconductive bar when hit by an electron beam, in a previously unexplored temperature range, down to 0.35 K. T…