New Developments in HPGe Detectors for High Resolution Detection
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High-Purity Germanium (HPGe) detectors continue to be a fundamental tool in nuclear gamma spectroscopy. The tracking of the gamma interactions inside the HPGe crystals is opening a new era in the use of these detectors for both basic science and applications, but they have also shown that new R&D is necessary for the production of even better and more reliable highly segmented detectors. In this work, we present recent results obtained in the framework of a multidisciplinary research program in HPGe detector technologies and we discuss the influence of these studies on the use of HPGe detectors.
- University of Padua Italy
- University of Verona Italy
- University of Catania Italy
- University of Camerino Italy
RAY TRACKING ARRAYS, GERMANIUM DETECTORS, SURFACE PASSIVATION, OXYNITRIDE FILMS, GAMMA, SPECTROSCOPY, SPECTROMETER, STABILITY, NITRIDE., Physics and Astronomy (all), SURFACE PASSIVATION;, SPECTROSCOPY;, OXYNITRIDE FILMS;, RAY TRACKING ARRAYS, GAMMA;, GERMANIUM DETECTORS;
RAY TRACKING ARRAYS, GERMANIUM DETECTORS, SURFACE PASSIVATION, OXYNITRIDE FILMS, GAMMA, SPECTROSCOPY, SPECTROMETER, STABILITY, NITRIDE., Physics and Astronomy (all), SURFACE PASSIVATION;, SPECTROSCOPY;, OXYNITRIDE FILMS;, RAY TRACKING ARRAYS, GAMMA;, GERMANIUM DETECTORS;
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