The EEE experiment project: Status and first physics results
- Abbrescia, M
- Agocs, A
- Aiola, S
- Antolini, R
- Avanzini, C
- Baldini Ferroli, R
- Bencivenni, G
- Bossini, E
- Bressan, E
- Chiavassa, A
- Cicaló, C
- Cifarelli, L
- Coccia, E
- De Gruttola, D
- De Pasquale, S
- Di Giovanni, A
- D'Incecco, M
- Dreucci, M
- Fabbri, F.L
- Frolov, V
- Garbini, M
- Gemme, G
- Gnesi, I
- Gustavino, C
- Hatzifotiadou, D
- La Rocca, P
- Librizzi, F
- Li, S
- Maggiora, A
- Massai, M
- Miozzi, S
- Panareo, M
- Paoletti, R
- Perasso, L
- Pilo, F
- Piragino, G
- Regano, A
- Riggi, F
- Righini, G.C
- Romano, F
- Sartorelli, G
- Scapparone, E
- Scribano, A
- Selvi, M
- Serci, S
- Siddi, E
- Spandre, G
- Squarcia, S
- Taiuti, M
- Toselli, F
- Votano, L
- Williams, M.C.S
- Yanez, G
- Zichichi, A
- Zuyeuski, R
Publication date
January 2013
DOI Publisher
Springer Science and Business Media LLC ISSN
2190-5444 Citation count (estimate)
13Abstract
The Extreme Energy Events Project is an experiment for the detection of Extensive Air Showers which exploits the Multigap Resistive Plate Chamber technology. At the moment 40 EEE muon telescopes, distributed all over the Italian territory, are taking data, allowing the relative analysis to produce the first interesting results, which are reported here. Moreover, this Project has a strong added value thanks to its effectiveness in terms of scientific communication, which derives from the peculiar way it was planned and carried on. PDF = http://www.springerlink.com
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