Technical Literature on Specialty Detectors

Clovers and encapsulated detectors

1. Jürgen Eberth, "EUROBALL – Ein europäisches Gammaspektrometer", Physikalische Blätter –Band 49 –Nr 11- Nov 1993-S.1016-1018

2. H. Tamura, "Hypernuclear ã spectroscopy with a Ge ball", Nuclear Physics A639 (1998) 83c-92c

3. P.M. Jones et al, "Calibration of the new composite " Clover " detector as a Compton polarimeter for the EUROGAM array", Nuclear Instr. Meth. in Physics Research A362 (1995) 556-560

4. G. Duchêne et al, "The Clover : a new generation of composite Ge detectors ", Nuclear Instr. Meth. in Physics Research A432 (1999)p90

5. J. Eberth et al, "Miniball - A Ge Detector Array for Radioactive Ion Beam Facilities", Progress in Particle and Nuclear Physics 46 (2001) 389-398

Germanium Strip/pixel detectors

1. D. Gutknecht, "Photomask technique for fabricating High Purity Germanium strip detectors", Nuclear Instr. Meth. in Physics Research A288 (1990) 13-18

2. H.Oyanagi et al, "Ge Pixel Array detector for High Throughput X-Ray Absorption Spectroscopy : Performance and Unconventional Applications", Presented at the XAFS 12- MALMO 2003 (22-27 June 2003)

3. M.Kurokawa et al, "Position Sensitivity of a Segmented Planar Ge Detector", Proceedings at IEEE Nuclear Science Symposium, Norfolk 2002 (07 - 19 November 2002)

4. Y.Gono et al, "Compton Camera for Multi-tracer Imaging", HAW01 Meeting of the American Physical Society (NIM ?) Proceedings (May 2003) : Focused on Proceedings of BITREL2002 (proceedings of International Symposium on Bio-trace Elements 2002, Oct 2002)

Ultra low background detectors

1. J.-L. Reyss et al, "Large, low background well-type detectors for measurements of environmental radioactivity", Nuclear Instr. Meth. in Physics Research A357 (1995) 391-397

2. X.F. Navick et al., "Dark Matter search in the EDELWEISS Experiment using a 320g Ionization-Heat Ge Detector", Nuclear Instr. Meth. A444 (2000) 361

Tracking

1. I. Piqueras et al, "A probabilistic y-ray tracking method for germanium detectors ", Nuclear Instr. Meth in Physics Research
A 516 (2004)122-133

2. F.A. Beck et al, "An alternative gamma tracking method using the Compton scattering probability", the European Physical Journal A 20, 203-204 (2004)

3. R.M. Lieder et al, "Gamma -Ray Tracking Arrays", Progress in Particle and Nuclear Physics 46 (2001) 399-407

4. Y.Gono et al, "Compton Camera for Multi-tracer Imaging", HAW01 Meeting of the American Physical Society (NIM ?) Proceedings (May 2003) : Focused on Proceedings of BITREL2002 (Proceedings of International Symposium on Bio-Trace Elements 2002 - Oct 2002)

Physics Research

1. W. Morawek, in Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics research A 258, Elsevier Science, 1987, 82-86, " Correlation Technique with a new Two-Dimensional Position Sensitive Detector ".

2. H.G. Thomas, in Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research A 332, Elsevier Science, 1993, 215-219, " Neutron Induced Damage of an n-Type Ge Detector Influence of the Operating Temperature".

3. P.M. Jones, in Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research A 362, Elsevier Science, 1995, 556-560, " Calibration of the New Composite 'Clover' Detector as a Compton Polarimeter for the EUROGAM Array ".

4. J. Eberth, in Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research A 369, Elsevier Science, 1996, 135-140, " Encapsulated Ge Detectors : Development and first Tests ".

5. E. Radermacher, in Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research A 383, Elsevier Science, 1996, 480-484, " Identification of sum up lines in g-ray spectra using a composite germanium detector".

6. G. Pausch, In Limitations of the Pulse-Shape technique for Particle Discrimination in Planar Si Detectors, paper presented at the IEEE Nuclear Science Symposium (NSS'96), Anaheim, California, Novembre 2-9, 1996

7. J. Simpson, in Zeitschrift für Physik A 358, Springer Verlag, 1997, 139-143, " The Euroball Spectrometer ".