The article presents the results on the investigation of the channeling and volume reflection effects in a bent silicon crystal with 13 GeV/c positive and negative hadrons (mainly pi(+), p and pi-) at the CERN PS T9 line. In particular, this is the first study carried out on volume reflection at this energy providing a deflection angle of 69.4 +/- 4.7 mu rad and an efficiency of 92.7 +/- 3.3%, with positive particles. The measurements have been carried out on a bent silicon strip crystal, using a high precision tracking system based on microstrip silicon detectors: this setup is allowed to trigger on the desired beam portion and to select the incoming particle angular range. The article presents a brief introduction on the bent crystal phenomena, the experimental setup and the results of the measurements.

Volume reflection observations in bent crystals with 13 GeV/c particles

LIETTI, DANIELA;PREST, MICHELA;
2011-01-01

Abstract

The article presents the results on the investigation of the channeling and volume reflection effects in a bent silicon crystal with 13 GeV/c positive and negative hadrons (mainly pi(+), p and pi-) at the CERN PS T9 line. In particular, this is the first study carried out on volume reflection at this energy providing a deflection angle of 69.4 +/- 4.7 mu rad and an efficiency of 92.7 +/- 3.3%, with positive particles. The measurements have been carried out on a bent silicon strip crystal, using a high precision tracking system based on microstrip silicon detectors: this setup is allowed to trigger on the desired beam portion and to select the incoming particle angular range. The article presents a brief introduction on the bent crystal phenomena, the experimental setup and the results of the measurements.
2011
Channeling, Volume Reflection
Hasan, S.; Bolognini, D.; Dalpiaz, P.; Della Mea, G.; De Salvador, D.; Fiorini, M.; Guidi, V.; Mazzolari, A.; Milan, R.; Lietti, Daniela; Prest, Michela; Vallazza, E.
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