Internal Hydrogen Targets for Heavy Liquid Bubble Chamber
L. Carlino, P. Musset, P. Quéru, R. Duthil, J. M. Garin, M. Marquet
Abstract
L. Carlino, P. Musset, P. Quéru, R. Duthil, J. M. Garin, M. Marquet
Abstract
The advantage of a hydrogen bubble chamber - i.e. production on free proton -, can be combined with that of the heavy liquid bubble chamber - i.e. detection and measurement of neutral particles, by inserting a liquid hydrogen target in a heavy liquid bubble chamber. Three different targets have been adapted and used successfully for experiments with 8 GeV/c π- (240,000 photographs), 16 GeV/c π- (150,000 photographs) and 2 GeV/c π + (230,000 photographs). The last experiment is in progress.
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The advantage of a hydrogen bubble chamber - i.e. production on free proton -, can be combined with that of the heavy liquid bubble chamber - i.e. detection and measurement of neutral particles, by inserting a liquid hydrogen target in a heavy liquid bubble chamber. Three different targets have been adapted and used successfully for experiments with 8 GeV/c π- (240,000 photographs), 16 GeV/c π- (150,000 photographs) and 2 GeV/c π + (230,000 photographs). The last experiment is in progress.
Key concepts: Bubble chamber, Bubble, Liquid hydrogen, Hydrogen, Physics, Nuclear physics, Proton, Mechanics