A Detector For the Study of Neutrino-electron Scattering
- K. DEWINTER
- J. P. DEWULF
- D. GEIREGAT
- P. VILAIN
- G. WILQUET
- F. BERGSMA
- U. BINDER
- H. BURKARD
- A. CAPONE
- W. FLEGEL
- B. FRIEND
- B. FRIEND
- H. GROTE
- A. KING
- C. NIEUWENHUIS
- H. OVERAS
- V. PALLADINO
- J. PANMAN
- G. PIREDDA
- A. SEIDEN
- K. WINTER
- G. ZACEK
- V. ZACEK
- T. BAUCHE
- R. BEYER
- V. BLOBEL
- F. W. BUSSER
- C. FOOS
- L. GERLAND
- F. NIEBERGALL
- H. RIEGE
- J. SCHUTT
- P. STAHELIN
- A. TADSEN
- T. DELBAR
- D. FAVART
- G. GREGOIRE
- E. KNOOPS
- T. MOUTHUY
- P. GORBUNOV
- E. GRIGORIEV
- V. JEMANOV
- V. KHOVANSKY
- A. MASLENNIKOV
- A. ROSANOV
- D. BRAUN
- W. LIPPICH
- A. NATHANIEL
- A. STAUDE
- M. CARIA
- A. EREDITATO
- E. GORINI
- F. GRANCAGNOLO
- R. IASEVOLI
- P. STROLIN
- G. BASTI
- D. DEPEDIS
- E. DICAPUA
- U. DORE
- A. FRENKELRAMBALDI
- S. GUERRA
- P. F. LOVERRE
- R. SANTACESARIA
- D. ZANELLO
DOIAbstract
The CHARM II Collaboration has built a massive, fine-grained and low-density detector for the study of muon-neutrino and muon-antineutrino scattering on electrons. The detector consists of a target calorimeter of 692 t of glass followed by a magnetic spectrometer. The calorimeter is used to detect the different types of neutrino interactions, and to measure the energy and direction of the produced particle showers; the spectrometer permits the determination of the momentum of muons produced in charged-current reactions on nuclei. The calorimeter is composed of 441 detector planes having a total of 154 560 plastic streamer tubes with digital readout of the wires and of 73920 cathode pickup strips grouped in 9240 channels with analog readout....
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