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Some new scintillator-photodiode detectors for high energy charged particles

Bateman, 1969

Document ID
8628183955012188433
Author
Bateman J
Publication year
Publication venue
Nuclear Instruments and Methods

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The development of a useful scintillator-photodiode detector suitable for the detection of high energy charged particles is described. The detector combines the convenient features of solid state devices without suffering from the lack of stopping power associated with pure …
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