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Tuesday afternoon

27 Nov 2018, 14:00

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  1. fabio acerbi (FBK)
    27/11/2018, 14:00
  2. Dr Felix Sefkow (DESY, Hamburg, Germany)
    27/11/2018, 14:35
    Oral

    Following a first successful demonstration of the use of MPPCs in scintillator-based
    calorimeters, the CALICE collaboration has developed over the last years a concept
    scalable to large collider detectors with millions of channels, thanks to embedded
    read-out electronics layers including surface-mounted MPPCs. A prototype with
    22000 channels has been constructed and was tested in hadrons...

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  3. Mr Yuya Yoshimura (Shinshu University)
    27/11/2018, 14:55
    Oral

    International Linear Collider (ILC) is a project of a future electron–positron collider and one of its goals is precise measurements of the Higgs particle.
    We are developing Scintillator Electromagnetic Calorimeter (ScECAL) with SiPM as one of candidates of electromagnetic calorimeter for ILC.
    ScECAL consists of 2mm x 5mm x 45mm scintillator strips and SiPMs.
    We have fabricated some types...

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  4. Mr Nobuhiro Shimizu (Osaka University)
    27/11/2018, 15:15
    Oral

    The KOTO experiment, conducted at J-PARC (Ibaraki Japan), is set to observe
    the rare decay $K_L\rightarrow \pi^0 \nu \bar{\nu}$. The branching ratio is heavily suppressed
    in the Standard model (SM) and the
    experimental observation may reveal hints
    from physics beyond the SM.
    The observed signature of $K_L\rightarrow \pi^0 \nu \bar{\nu}$ is two $\gamma$'s
    produced from a $\pi^0$ and
    no...

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  5. Dr Alexander Korzenev (University of Geneva (CH))
    27/11/2018, 16:05
    Oral

    Plastic scintillator detectors are extensively used in particle physics experiments for decades. A large-scale detector is typically arranged as an array of staggered long bars which provide a fast trigger signal and/or particle identification via time-of-flight measurement. Scintillation light is collected by photosensors coupled to the both ends of every bar. In this talk we present our...

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  6. Tsunayuki Matsubara (KEK)
    27/11/2018, 16:25
    Oral

    We plan to equip about 60,000 MPPCs to build novel plastic scintillator detector for T2K near detector upgrade. Current goal of the T2K experiment is to measure CP violation phase in the neutrino sector, by measuring neutrino appearance in the long-baseline neutrino experiment. The upgrade of T2K near detector (ND280) aims to suppress systematic error to obtain better sensitivity for the...

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  7. Mr Wooseung Jung (Korea University)
    27/11/2018, 16:45
    Oral

    We have developed HypTPC consists of TPC and the trigger hodoscope for the J-PARC E42/45 hadron experiments. The TPC Hodoscope has large scintillators of 80 x 7 x 1 cm to cover the TPC. Especially, to detect photons generated in a large area of a scintillator, a multiple MPPC signal readout is developed.
    Generally, a method of applying a voltage to a Multi-MPPC is a parallel connection and...

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  8. Yuya Akazawa (KEK)
    27/11/2018, 17:05
    Oral

    The J-PARC E40 experiment is a scattering experiment between a Σ hyperon and proton in order to hyperon-nucleon interaction and to confirm the repulsive force due to the Pauli effect in quark level.
    In order to measure the cross section of Σp scattering, we will use a new detector system called CATCH which surrounds a liquid hydrogen target. The trajectories and the kinetic energies of...

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