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Further developments in the CUORICINO experiment

โœ Scribed by S. Pirro; C. Arnaboldi; D.R. Artusa; F.T. Avignone III; M. Balata; I. Bandac; M. Barucci; J.W. Beeman; F. Bellini; C. Brofferio; C. Bucci; S. Capelli; F. Capozzi; L. Carbone; S. Cebrian; M. Clemenza; O. Cremonesi; R.J. Creswick; A. de Waard; M. Dolinski; H.A. Farach; E. Fiorini; G. Frossati; E. Guardincerri; A. Giuliani; P. Gorla; T.D. Gutierrez; E.E. Haller; R. Maruyama; S. Nisi; C. Nones; E.B. Norman; A. Nucciotti; E. Olivieri; M. Pallavicini; V. Palmieri; E. Pasca; M. Pavan; M. Pedretti; G. Pessina; E. Previtali; B. Quiter; L. Risegari; C. Rosenfeld; S. Sangiorgio; M. Sisti; A.R. Smith; L. Torres; G. Ventura


Publisher
Elsevier Science
Year
2006
Tongue
English
Weight
137 KB
Volume
559
Category
Article
ISSN
0168-9002

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โœฆ Synopsis


We report the present results of the CUORICINO experiment, a cryogenic experiment on neutrinoless Double Beta Decay (DBD) of 130 Te consisting of an array of 62 TeO 2 crystals with a total active mass of 40:7 kg. The array is framed inside a dilution refrigerator, heavily shielded against environmental radioactivity and high-energy neutrons, and it is operated at a temperature of 8 mK in the Gran Sasso Underground Laboratory. After several improvements the live time of the experiment is near 75%.


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