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A self-monitoring precision calibration light source for the IceCube Upgrade

Henningsen, F. ; Boehmer, M. ; Eller, P. ; Fruck, C. ; Gärtner, A. ; Geilen, L. ; Gernhäuser, R. ; Heggen, H. ; Holzapfel, K. ; Khera, N. ; Papp, L. ; Pertl, T. ; Rea, I.C. ; Resconi, E. ; Schmuckermaier, F. ; Spannfellner, C. ; Traxler, M.

Journal of instrumentation, 2021-09, Vol.16 (9), p.C09033 [Periódico revisado por pares]

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A self-monitoring precision calibration light source for the IceCube Upgrade
Autor: Henningsen, F. ; Boehmer, M. ; Eller, P. ; Fruck, C. ; Gärtner, A. ; Geilen, L. ; Gernhäuser, R. ; Heggen, H. ; Holzapfel, K. ; Khera, N. ; Papp, L. ; Pertl, T. ; Rea, I.C. ; Resconi, E. ; Schmuckermaier, F. ; Spannfellner, C. ; Traxler, M.
Assuntos: Astronomy ; Calibration ; Detector alignment and calibration methods (lasers, sources, particle-beams) ; Instrument optimisation ; Light sources ; Monitoring ; Neutrino detectors ; Neutrinos ; South Pole
É parte de: Journal of instrumentation, 2021-09, Vol.16 (9), p.C09033
Descrição: With neutrino astronomy on the rise, calibration aspects of large-volume detectors are becoming one of the key targets to boost detector performance. In the scope of the IceCube Upgrade planned for the South Pole season of 2022/23, we developed a novel, isotropic, self-monitoring, precision calibration light source. We present the device characteristics as well as first studies of calibration impacts for different detection environments.
Editor: Bristol: IOP Publishing
Idioma: Inglês

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