A novel transparent charged particle detector for the CPET upgrade at TITAN
The detection of an electron bunch exiting a strong magnetic field can prove challenging due to the small mass of the electron. If placed too far from a solenoid’s entrance, a detector outside the magnetic field will be too small to reliably intersect with the exiting electron beam because the light...
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