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NEUCAL: a prototype detector for electron/hadron discrimination through neutron measurement

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arxiv 1008.1886 v1 pith:CALJYBRF submitted 2010-08-11 physics.ins-det

NEUCAL: a prototype detector for electron/hadron discrimination through neutron measurement

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keywords detectorneutrondiscriminationelectronhadronmoderationneucalprototype
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NEUCAL is a neutron detector which is currently under study to be used as a sub-detector complementing electromagnetic (e.m.) calorimeters for electron/hadron discrimination in cosmic rays at high energy. Its aim is to reveal the different yield of neutron production in e.m. and hadronic showers, not only by counting signals due to their absorption in some sensible detector after passive moderation, but also looking for signals produced during the moderation phase. The basic idea and a test of a prototype detector are discussed in this paper. A first preliminary comparison of experimental data with simulation is also shown.

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