Abstract
Under the shelter of 1400 m limestone rock the Gran Sasso underground laboratories in the Apennines (110 km north-east of Rome at a turn-off inside the Gran Sasso motorway tunnel) were designed for running large experiments in the field of neutrino, particle and astrophysics by international collaborations. These experiments have in common the basic requirement to be capable to detect very rare events like e.g. neutrino interactions and double beta decays. Due to this their permanent demands for selecting radiopure materials have led to the equipping of a Ge detector laboratory - at present with 6 large detectors. (orig./DG)
Preusse, W;
[1]
Bucci, C;
[1]
Arpesella, C
[1]
- Istituto Nazionale di Fisica Nucleare, Lab. Nazionali del Gran Sasso, Assergi (Italy)
Citation Formats
Preusse, W, Bucci, C, and Arpesella, C.
Low background Ge spectrometry at Gran Sasso underground laboratories.
Germany: N. p.,
1997.
Web.
Preusse, W, Bucci, C, & Arpesella, C.
Low background Ge spectrometry at Gran Sasso underground laboratories.
Germany.
Preusse, W, Bucci, C, and Arpesella, C.
1997.
"Low background Ge spectrometry at Gran Sasso underground laboratories."
Germany.
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title = {Low background Ge spectrometry at Gran Sasso underground laboratories}
author = {Preusse, W, Bucci, C, and Arpesella, C}
abstractNote = {Under the shelter of 1400 m limestone rock the Gran Sasso underground laboratories in the Apennines (110 km north-east of Rome at a turn-off inside the Gran Sasso motorway tunnel) were designed for running large experiments in the field of neutrino, particle and astrophysics by international collaborations. These experiments have in common the basic requirement to be capable to detect very rare events like e.g. neutrino interactions and double beta decays. Due to this their permanent demands for selecting radiopure materials have led to the equipping of a Ge detector laboratory - at present with 6 large detectors. (orig./DG)}
place = {Germany}
year = {1997}
month = {Mar}
}
title = {Low background Ge spectrometry at Gran Sasso underground laboratories}
author = {Preusse, W, Bucci, C, and Arpesella, C}
abstractNote = {Under the shelter of 1400 m limestone rock the Gran Sasso underground laboratories in the Apennines (110 km north-east of Rome at a turn-off inside the Gran Sasso motorway tunnel) were designed for running large experiments in the field of neutrino, particle and astrophysics by international collaborations. These experiments have in common the basic requirement to be capable to detect very rare events like e.g. neutrino interactions and double beta decays. Due to this their permanent demands for selecting radiopure materials have led to the equipping of a Ge detector laboratory - at present with 6 large detectors. (orig./DG)}
place = {Germany}
year = {1997}
month = {Mar}
}