arXiv · 1806.06602
A portable muon telescope based on small and gas-tight Resistive Plate Chambers
Abstract
We report on the first steps in the development of a small-size muon telescope based on glass Resistive Plate Chambers with small active area ($16\times 16~{\rm cm}^2$). The long-term goal of this project is to focus on applications of muography where the telescope may have to be operated underground and/or inside small rooms, and in challenging logistic situations. Driving principles in our design are therefore compact size, light weight, gas tightness, and robustness. The first data-taking experiences have been encouraging, and we elaborate on the lessons learnt and future directions for development.
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Sophie Wuyckens, Andrea Giammanco, Pavel Demin, Eduardo Cortina Gil. 2018-12-18. A portable muon telescope based on small and gas-tight Resistive Plate Chambers. https://doi.org/10.1098/rsta.2018.0139
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