Ultrasensitive detection method for primordial nuclides in copper with Accelerator Mass Spectrometry
The sensitivity of rare event physics experiments like neutrino or direct dark matter detection crucially depends on the background level. A significant background contribution originates from the primordial actinides thorium (Th) and uranium (U) and the progenies of their decay chains. The applicab...
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