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Hugon, Christophe. „Analyse des données de l’expérience NEMO3 pour la recherche de la désintégration double bêta sans émission de neutrinos. Étude des biais systématiques du calorimètre et développements d’outils d’analyse“. Thesis, Paris 11, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012PA112335/document.
Der volle Inhalt der QuelleThe NEMO3 experiment was researching the ββ0ν decay by using various sources of double beta decay isotopes (mainly ¹ººMo, ⁸²Se, ¹¹⁶Cd and ¹³⁰Te for about 10 kg in total). The detector was located in the “Laboratoire Souterrain de Modane”, in the halfway point of the Frejus tunnel. This experiment demonstrated that the "tracko-calo" technology is really competitive and, in addition, it gives new results for the ββ2ν and the ββ0ν decay research. Moreover it opened a new way for its successor SuperNEMO, which aim is to reach a mass of 100 kg of ⁸²Se (for a sensitivity of 10²⁶ years). The main goal of the thesis is to measure the ββ2ν and ββ0ν decay of the ¹ººMo to the excited state 0₁⁺ of the ¹ººRu thanks to the whole NEMO3 data, with new original methods of analysis and through the development of the collaboration analysis software. The results obtained for the ground states (gs) and excited states ββ2ν of the ¹ººMo are T1/2(ββ2ν,gs)=(7,05±0,01(stat)±0,54(syst)).10¹⁸ years and T1/2(ββ2ν, 0₁⁺)=(6,15±1,1(stat)±0,78)).10²º years. Those results are compatibles with the last published ones by the collaboration. For the ββ0ν(0₁⁺), this work gave a half-life time of T1/2 (ββ0ν, 0₁⁺)>2,6.10²³ years, improving significantly the last published results. Furthermore those methods also allowed to present a new and more exhaustive background noise model for this experiment. The second point of this work was to measure the systematics errors of the NEMO3 calorimeter, among others, due to the wavelength of the NEMO3 calibration systems. This work was done using a new test bench based on LED. This bench also allowed to contribute to the development of the SuperNEMO calorimeter, especially in the time characteristic and the energy linearity measurement of the PMT intended to the demonstrator of the experiments
Macko, Miroslav. „Expérience SuperNEMO : Études des incertitudes systématiques sur la reconstruction de traces et sur l'étalonnage en énergie. Evaluation de la sensibilité de la 0nbb avec émission de Majoron pour le Se-82“. Thesis, Bordeaux, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018BORD0368/document.
Der volle Inhalt der QuellePresented thesis is composed of variety of projects which I performed within theconstruction phase of SuperNEMO demonstrator during the period 2015-2018.SuperNEMO experiment, located at underground laboratory LSM, is designed to searchfor 0nbb of 82Se. Its technology, which takes advantage of particle tracking, is unique inthe field of double beta decay experiments. Event topology reconstruction is powerful toolfor suppression of naturally-occurring background radiation.Part of the thesis is dedicated to experimental work. I took part in assembly and testingof optical modules - the integral part of SuperNEMO calorimeter. Results of tests afterassembly of 520 optical modules are presented in the thesis. Furthermore, I present resultsof complete mapping of 207Bi sources performed using pixel detectors. I also present precisemeasurements of their activities for which I used HPGe detectors. These 207Bi sources willbe used for calibration of the calorimeter. Study played a key role in choice of 42 sourceswhich were installed in the demonstrator and will take part in calibration of the demonstrator.Another part of the thesis contains projects focused on Monte Carlo simulations. In firstof them, I studied a vertex reconstruction precision achievable by reconstruction algorithmdeveloped for SuperNEMO experiment. Precision is evaluated using different statisticalmethods in variety of different conditions (magnetic field, energy of electrons, angles ofemission, etc.). Factors influencing the precision, based on the achieved results are discussed.In 2018, I also performed simulations of neutron shielding. Variety of shielding materialswith different thicknesses were (in the simulation) exposed to realistic neutron spectrumfrom LSM and the fluxes behind the shielding were estimated. It was shown that the partsof the detector made of Iron should be expected to capture vast majority of neutrons passingthe shielding. I also discuss a problem with simulation of deexcitation gamma radiation,emitted after thermal neutron capture, which arises in standard software packages. I proposednew extended generator capable to resolve the problem and demonstrate the conceptin analytically solvable example.Along with standard 0nbb, SuperNEMO will be capable of searching for more exoticmodes of the decay. In the thesis, I present possible half-life limits achievable by SuperNEMOfor 0nbb with emission of one or two Majorons. The study is performed asa function of activity of internal contamination from 208Tl and 214Bi isotopes. Measurementperiod after which SuperNEMO should be able to improve half-life limits of NEMO-3 (incase the decay would not be observed) are estimated
Predkladaná dizertaˇcná práca je zložená z projektov rôzneho charakteru, na ktorýchsom pracoval vo fáze výstavby SuperNEMO demonštrátora v období rokov 2015-2018.Experiment SuperNEMO, umiestnený v podzemnom laboratóriu LSM, je zameraný nahl’adanie 0nbb v 82Se. Experiment je založený na technológii rekonštrukcie dráh elektrónovvznikajúcich v rozpade. Tento prístup je jedineˇcný v oblasti 0nbb experimentov.Rekonštrukcia topológie udalostí je silným nástrojom na potlaˇcenie pozad’ovej aktivity vyskytujúcejsa v laboratóriu, ako aj v konštrukˇcných materiáloch detektora.Cˇ ast’ práce je venovaná experimentálnym úlohám. Zúcˇastnil som sa na konštrukciioptických modulov - súˇcasti hlavného kalorimetra. Práca obsahuje výsledky prípravy atestovania 520 optických modulov, a takisto výsledky kompletného mapovania kalibraˇcných207Bi zdrojov vykonaného za pomoci pixelových detektorov. V tejto ˇcasti sú odprezentovanéaj výsledky merania ich aktivít za pomoci HPGe detektorov. Štúdia zohrávala kl’úˇcovúúlohu pri výbere 42 zdrojov, ktoré boli nainštalované do prvého SuperNEMO modulu, dodemonštrátora, a budú použité na jeho energetickú kalibráciu.ˇ Dalšiu ˇcast’ práce tvoria úlohy zamerané na Monte Carlo simulácie. Prvým z nich,je štúdia presnosti rekonštrukcie vertexu dvojitého beta rozpadu. Rozpadové vertexy súrekonštruované tzv. CAT (Cellular Automaton Tracker) algoritmom vyvinutým pre experimentSuperNEMO. V štúdii sú porovnávané viaceré spôsoby definovania presnosti rekonštrukcie.Presnost’ je skúmaná v závislosti na magnetickom poli v detektore, energii elektrónov,uhlov ich emisie atd’. Na základe výsledkov sú v štúdii pomenované faktory, ktoré ovplyvˇnujú presnost’ rekonštrukcie vertexov dvojitého beta rozpadu.V roku 2018 som takisto vypracoval štúdie neutrónového tienenia. Oˇcakávané toky neutrónovza tienením boli odhadnuté pomocou Monte Carlo simulácie. Kvalita odtienenia neutrónovz realistickéh pozad’ového spektra, nameraného v LSM, bola skúmana pre tri rôznemateriály rôznych hrúbok. Výsledky ukázali, že neutrónový tok prechádzajúci tienenímbude primárne zachytávaný na komponentoch detektora zhotoveného zo železa. V rámcištúdie neutrónového tienenia je takisto diskutovaný problém simulácie deexcitaˇcných gamakaskád, produkovaných jadrami, po záchyte termálnych neutrónov. Štandardné simulaˇcnésoftvérové balíˇcky využívajú generátory gama kaskád nepostaˇcujúce pre potreby štúdie.Navrhol som nový generátor, ktorý je schopný tieto problémy vyriešit’. Funkˇcnost’ generátorabola preukázaná na príklade jednoduchého systému.Okrem štandardného 0nbb je SuperNEMO experiment schopný hl’adat’ aj jeho exotickejšieverzie. V práci sa nachádzajú odhady limitov ˇcasu polpremeny 0nbb s emisiou jednéhoalebo dvoch Majorónov, dosiahnutel’né SuperNEMO demonštrátorom. Tieto limity sú študovanév závislosti na aktivite izotopov 208Tl a 214Bi, ktoré kontaminujú zdrojovú 82Se fóliu.Bola odhadnuá doba merania, za ktorú bude SuperNEMO schopný vylepšit’ limity ˇcasu polpremeny,pre dva spomenuté rozpadové módy, dosiahnutých experimentom NEMO-3
Soulé, Benjamin. „Recherche des désintégrations double bêta avec et sans émission de neutrinos du 82Se vers les états excités du 82Kr dans l'expérience NEMO3 : développement de dispositifs de mesure ultra-sensibles d'émanation du Radon pour l'expérience SuperNEMO“. Thesis, Bordeaux, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015BORD0198/document.
Der volle Inhalt der QuelleThe NEMO3 detector was installed in the Laboratoire Souterrain de Modane, in 2003, in orderto search for neutrinoless double beta decay (ββ0v). The specificity of this experiment was the possibility to study several isotopes simultaneously. Among them were 100Mo, 82Se, 96Zr or 150Nd. In addition to setting the best limits on these isotopes half-lives for theββ 0v process, the detector performed precise measurements of their 2v ββdecays. The first point of this work was to measure the half-lives of 2v ββand 0v ββdecays of 82Se to the 0+2 excited state of 82Kr using NEMO3 data. Since those processes have not been observed, only limits were set. The resulting half-life limits are T2 1=2(82Se; 0+1 → 0+2) > 1:29 x 1021 yr and T01=2(82Se; 0+1 → 0+2) > 2:31 x 1022 yr. The latest is the first limit ever measured for this decay. SuperNEMO is the successor to NEMO3 and will aim to reach an half-life sensitivity of 1026 yr for the 0v ββdecay of 82Se. Radon being a source of background for the search of this decay, its concentration inside the detector must be less than 0:15 mBq.m-3. To reach this objective, Radon emanation from the detector componants has to be checked. The second goal of this thesis was thus to develop two setups able to measure Radon emanation. Those two devices, each consisting of an emanation chamber associated to an electrostatic detector, were calibrated before their backgrounds were characterized. With a sensitivity of a few mBq.m-3, these setups measured the Radon emanation rate of several materials which will be used for the construction of the SuperNEMO detector
Loizeau, Johan. „Étude de la stabilité spatiale de XENONnT avec le 83mKr et reconstruction des événements multiples à haute énergie“. Electronic Thesis or Diss., Ecole nationale supérieure Mines-Télécom Atlantique Bretagne Pays de la Loire, 2024. http://www.theses.fr/2024IMTA0411.
Der volle Inhalt der QuelleAmong the current questions of contemporary physics, those of the nature of dark matter and the properties of neutrinos are among the most important. The observation of rare events would then make it possible to answer these questions. With its time projection chamber containing a 5.9-ton liquid xenon target and its very low background noise, XENONnT is a serious competitor in the search for WIMPs, a candidate particle for dark matter. Due to its large volume, the control of the spatial stability of the detector is essential. The use of Kr83m as an internal calibration source is suitable for the WIMP recoil energy range and the instrument size. In addition, the isotope 136 naturally present in liquid xenon is a source of double beta decay. It allows, in association with the low background noise of XENONnT, to participate in the search for neutrinoless double beta decay emission, this observation would allow determining that the neutrino is a Majorana particle. The energy of this decay being larger than the one expected for the dark matter search, a specific reconstruction method for these higher energy events had to be developed using the Th232 calibration data
Broudin, Gwénaëlle. „Recherche de la double décroissance bêta sans émission de neutrino du ⁸²Se : Analyse des données et modélisation du bruit de fond du détecteur NEMO3“. Bordeaux 1, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007BOR13376.
Der volle Inhalt der QuelleSarazin, Xavier. „Recherche de la double désintégration beta sans émission de neutrino. Le détecteur BiPo“. Habilitation à diriger des recherches, Université Paris Sud - Paris XI, 2012. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00705459.
Der volle Inhalt der QuelleChauveau, Emmanuel. „Développement de compteurs à scintillation hautes performances et de très basse radioactivité pour le calorimètre du projet SuperNEMO“. Thesis, Bordeaux 1, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010BOR14103/document.
Der volle Inhalt der QuelleSuperNEMO is a next generation double beta decay experiment which will extend the successful “tracko-calo” technique employed in NEMO 3. The main characteristic of this type of detector is to identify not only double beta decays, but also to mesure its own background components. The projet aims to reach a sensitivity up to 1026 years on the half-life of 82Se. One of the main challenge of the Research and Development is to achieve an unprecedented energy resolution for the electron calorimeter, better than 8 % FWHM at 1 MeV.This thesis contributes to improve scintillators and photomultiplicators performances and reduce their radioactivity, including in particular the development of a new photomultiplier in collaboration with Photonis
Armatol, Antoine. „Innovative methods for background rejection in next-generation neutrinoless double beta decay bolometric experiments“. Electronic Thesis or Diss., université Paris-Saclay, 2023. http://www.theses.fr/2023UPASP105.
Der volle Inhalt der QuelleThe search for neutrinoless double beta decay (0ν2β) is a major challenge in contemporary physics, as its observation would demonstrate that the neutrino is a Majorana particle. The half-life of the process being related to the effective Majorana mass mββ, it would also provide a measure of the neutrino mass scale and information on its mass hierarchy. The next-generation experiment CUPID aims to reach a sensitivity high enough to explore completely the region of possible values for mββ in the case of the inverted hierarchy. It will use scintillating bolometers made of a Li₂MoO₄ (LMO) crystal, containing ¹⁰⁰Mo as the 2β candidate isotope, coupled to a Ge bolometric light detector. Thanks to the dual light/heat readout, CUPID will be able to reject the background due to α particles, which is the main source limiting the sensitivity of CUORE, its predecessor, and aims to achieve a background level of 10⁻⁴ counts/kg/keV/year (ckky) in the region of interest (ROI). However, if the 0ν2β still eludes us after CUPID, we will have to push the background reduction even further to explore the spectrum of values for mββ possible in the case of the normal mass hierarchy. It is in this context that BINGO (Bi-Isotope 0ν2β Next Generation Observatory) and the work of this thesis lay. This project aims to test innovative methods for achieving a background of 10⁻⁵ ckky in the ROI of ¹⁰⁰Mo but also of ¹³⁰Te, respectively embedded in LMO and TeO₂ crystals. Firstly, an innovative assembly of bolometers reducing the amount of passive material around the detectors has been developed and validated. Secondly, R&D on implementing a cryogenic active veto composed of scintillators around the volume containing the bolometers was done to reject external γ events by coincidence. A study of potential candidates led to the selection of the BGO for the material. A cryogenic test of a prototype veto module containing two BGOs is also reported in this thesis. Other light collection measurements have also been done at room temperature. Finally, to use TeO₂ crystals as scintillating bolometers, it is necessary to boost the performance of the light detectors. To achieve this goal, BINGO will operate light detectors using the Neganov-Trofimov-Luke (NTL) effect to amplify the signal. An R&D campaign has been conducted to test a new method for depositing aluminum electrodes and different electrode geometries
Broudin, Gwenaelle. „Recherche de la double décroissance bêta sans émission de neutrino du 82Se. Analyse des données et modélisation du bruit de fond du détecteur NEMO3“. Phd thesis, Université Sciences et Technologies - Bordeaux I, 2007. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00404363.
Der volle Inhalt der QuellePin, Axel. „Recherche de la nature du neutrino via la décroissance double bêta sans émission de neutrinos : Caractérisation et optimisation du calorimètre SuperNEMO et impact sur la recherche de la décroissance du 82Se : Développement du premier prototype LiquidO“. Thesis, Bordeaux, 2020. http://www.theses.fr/2020BORD0277.
Der volle Inhalt der QuelleThe search for neutrinoless double-beta decay (bb0nu) is currently the only known way of determining the nature of the neutrino. The SuperNEMO detector aims to detect this decay, which would prove the neutrino's Majorana nature. It is currently in its commissioning phase at the Laboratoire Souterrain de Modane. Thanks to its unique technology - which combines a calorimeter to measure particles' energies and times of flight, and a tracker to identify particles and reconstruct their trajectories - SuperNEMO aims to reach a sensitivity of 10^26 years (corresponding to an effective neutrino mass of 50 meV) for the bb0nu half-life of 82Se, through V-A light neutrino exchange. This technique also allows a search for new physics mechanisms, and the study of decays to excited states of the daughter nucleus.The work documented in this thesis contributes to improved modelling of the SuperNEMO calorimeter's response, by taking into account nonlinear light-production effects (Birks, Cerenkov), as well as geometrical effects on the photon-collection efficiency of the optical modules (an assembly consisting of a plastic scintillator block and a photomultiplier tube (PMT)) that make up the calorimeter. This study, which is based on a GEANT4 optical simulation, generated correction factors to be used when reconstructing the energy deposited by particles in SuperNEMO's optical modules. In addition, the impact of these corrections on the detector's sensitivity to bb0nu from 82Se to excited states of its daughter nucleus was studied. Using SuperNEMO's initial data, characterisation studies of the calorimeter response were performed, with a focus on the evolution and equalisation of PMT gains.In parallel, R&D work on the LiquidO project was carried out, to study the feasibility of a next-generation double-beta decay experiment using a new opaque liquid scintillator. The first measurements with an electron beam, completed by optical simulations, allowed an initial validation of this new calorimetric approach
Novati, Valentina. „Sensitivity enhancement of the CUORE experiment via the development of Cherenkov hybrid TeO₂ bolometers“. Thesis, Université Paris-Saclay (ComUE), 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018SACLS412/document.
Der volle Inhalt der QuelleCUORE is the first tonne-scale experiment searching for the neutrinoless double beta decay with TeO₂ bolometers. The discovery of this nuclear transitionwould have decisive consequences on the present physics scene. The following questions would find an answer: why is matter dominant in the Universe? which is the neutrino mass? has the neutrino a Majorana or a Dirac nature? This work presents two different approaches for the enhancement of the CUORE sensitivity with a view to its upgrade: the CUPID experiment. In the first part, a study of the thermal model describing NTD-based bolometers is presented with the objective to achieve a better comprehension of the response of the CUORE detectors. Bolometers are amazing detectors used for a large number of applications because of their impressive high performance, but their modelisation and simulation is far to be completely understood. Two measurements have been performed for an experimental evaluation of two thermal-model parameters: the glue and the electron-phonon conductances. In the second part, the possibility to detect the tiny Cherenkov light emitted by TeO₂ to reject alpha events — the main background of the CUORE experiment — is studied. The challenge consists in the detection of a 100-eV light signal with a NTD-based light detector that usually is characterised by a baseline noise of the order of 100 eV. This issue is solved with the employment of the Neganov-Trofimov-Luke (NTL) effect to lower the energy threshold of the light detector and improve its signal-to-noise ratio. This effect exploits the presence of an electric field to amplify bolometric thermal signals. The full rejection of the alpha background has been proved with one NTL assisted photo-bolometer coupled to a CUORE-size TeO₂ bolometer. A convincing solution for the alpha background rejection has been demonstrated with a view to the CUPID experiment
Lobasenko, Andrii. „The neutrino nature through the study of the Xenon 136 double-beta decays on the PandaX-III experiment“. Electronic Thesis or Diss., université Paris-Saclay, 2024. http://www.theses.fr/2024UPASP051.
Der volle Inhalt der QuelleThe search for neutrinoless double-beta decay (0νββ) is crucial for advancing our understanding of physics and exploring physics beyond the Standard Model. However, this pursuit is incredibly challenging due to the decay's extreme rarity, requiring profound interpretation and reliance on experimental constraints and theoretical nuclear models. The PandaX-III experiment is dedicated to the search for 0νββ in 136-Xe. It is a high-pressure gaseous Time Projection Chamber (TPC) with Micromegas detectors. This design choice is made to maximize the particle track detection and discrimination 0νββ signal vs. gamma background capabilities. One of the main challenges of the 0νββ search is the discrimination between the signal and background events, which contaminate the region of interest (ROI). The strip readout system of the Micromegas detectors (a combination of 52 of them form a readout plane) allows for the precise 2D reconstruction of the ionization tracks together with the charge and time information. This allows for studying the electron tracks' energy and topology and ultimately discriminating the signal from the background. To suppress the scintillation light and rely only on the ionization signal, a 90% enriched 136-Xe is mixed with a 1% trimethylamine (TMA) quencher. The current energy resolution of the PandaX-III experiment is 3% for the 2457 keV energy of the 136-Xe 0νββ decay, envisioned to be improved to 1%. However, several factors can degrade the energy resolution, such as the presence of dead channels, gain inhomogeneities in the Micromegas detectors, or electron attachment in the TPC. This Ph.D work presents a study on the impact of missing channels on the energy and topology reconstructions in the PandaX-III experiment. The results of the Blob charge determination do not provide the desired possibility of reconstituting the part of the blob energy that would have been lost due to missing channels in XZ from YZ projections of reconstructed event tracks and vice versa. However, the study gave insight into employing machine learning (ML) algorithms to mitigate the impact of missing channels on energy and topology reconstructions. A Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) model was developed to predict the true energy of the electrons from the simulated data collected by the Micromegas with missing channels. The final results show that the CNN model predicts the true energy of the events recorded by the Micromegas with missing channels with a good energy resolution. We observe an improvement in the detection efficiency of the Monte Carlo 0νββ signal in the ROI from 69% to 89% after applying the CNN model, in comparison to the direct approach of directly summing amplitudes of the signals from the Micromegas with missing channels. Another CNN model was also used to classify the two-electron events from the single-electron events in the Monte Carlo data affected by missing channels. The model is capable of rejecting 99% of the background events while maintaining a 26% efficiency for the 0νββ signal in the ROI. The results of this work are promising and pave the way for further studies to improve the energy resolution and background rejection in the PandaX-III experiment
Huber, Arnaud. „Recherche de la nature du neutrino avec le détecteur SuperNEMO : simulations optiques pour l'optimisation du calorimètre et performances attendues pour le 82Se“. Thesis, Bordeaux, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017BORD0682/document.
Der volle Inhalt der QuelleThe SuperNEMO demonstrator is a next generation experimental device, looking for neutrinoless double beta decay. Like its predecessor NEMO3, the experimental technique employed is based on a combination of a tracker and a calorimeter to identify the electrons from the double beta decay process while allowing the differentiation and identification of the different background components. The SuperNEMO’s demonstrator is currently being installed at the Modane Underground Laboratory and will begin to register data by the end of 2017. The aim is to reach a sensivity greater than 1026 years on the half-life of the 82Se ββ0ν process in the final version of the detector (100 kg of isotopes for a 5 years’ total exposure).This thesis contribution to the SuperNEMO, consisted in studying the energy and time response of the calorimeter optical modules (association of a plastic scintillator and a photomultiplier). To do so, an optical simulation based on the GEANT4 software was developed, which enabled to reproduce and simulate all the optical phenomena inside a scintillator and a photomultiplier: scintillation, Birks attenuation, Cerenkov emission, propagation and photon collection. The outcome and result of this thesis has been to develop high-precision corrective factors on the energy linked, so that the Monte-Carlo’s SuperNEMO is closest to the real data experimental records. These corrections were applied to the demonstrator simulation in order to study the impact on the ββ0ν sensitivity. These optical simulations have also been extended to the modeling of the temporal shape of the calorimeter signals
Nones, Claudia. „Identification of surface events in massive bolometers for the search for rare events in the CUORE and EDELWEISS experiments“. Paris 11, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007PA112322.
Der volle Inhalt der QuelleThe present limitation for experiments searching for rare events, such as WIMPs interactions and neutrinoless double beta decay (0vBB), is the radioactive background. In particular, near-surface events are the main problem for very sensitive searches based on the bolometric technique, such as EDELWEISS and CUORE. In this work, two techniques have been studied and developed for the active suppression of the surface background. The first approach, pioneered by the EDELWEISS collaboration, concerns the identification of surface events in Ge bolometers (for Dark Matter search) or TeO2 bolometers (for 0vBB search of 130Te) equipped with NbSi thin film thermometers acting as out-of-equilibrium phonons sensor. The second approach, for the moment applied only to TeO2 bolometers in the framework of the CUORE collaboration, consists in the realization of surface-sensitive composite bolometers in which thin auxiliary detectors act as active shields which reveal and identify surface-generated charge particles. In both cases, even if the physical mechanism is different, pulse shape analysis enables an effective rejection procedure. Finally, a further technique has been analysed which has the potential to recognize alpha particles against gamma or beta interactions. The idea is to realize a scintillating bolometer in which the comparison between the heat and the light signal for the same event allows to reject alpha particles, which emit less light than beta/gamma interactions with the same energy. In particular, the attempt to make TeO2 crystals reasonably good scintillators by proper doping is described and analysed
Hugon, Christophe. „Analyse des données de l'expérience NEMO3 pour la recherche de la désintégration double bêta sans émission de neutrinos. Étude des biais systématiques du calorimètre et développements d'outils d'analyse“. Phd thesis, Université Paris Sud - Paris XI, 2012. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00796403.
Der volle Inhalt der QuelleEtienvre, Anne-Isabelle. „Méthode d'analyse pour la recherche de la double désintegration beta sans émission de neutrinos dans l'expérience NEMO3. Etude du bruit de fond et premiers résultats“. Phd thesis, Université Paris Sud - Paris XI, 2003. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00006393.
Der volle Inhalt der QuelleOliviero, Guillaume. „Expérience SuperNEMO pour la recherche de la double désintégration bêta sans émission de neutrino : conception et réalisation du système de déclenchement du module démonstrateur“. Thesis, Normandie, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018NORMC236/document.
Der volle Inhalt der QuelleThe SuperNEMO experiment is designed for the neutrinoless double beta decay (ββ) research involving a massive Majorana neutrino (ν ≡ ν̄). The demonstrator module of the experiment is currently being installed at the Laboratoire Souterrain de Modane (LSM). The so-called tracko-calo detection technique allows the energy measurement of the particles passing through the detector and a complete reconstruction of their kinematics.This thesis presents the design, simulation and implementation of the electronics trigger system for the SuperNEMO demonstrator module. The purpose of this system is to maximize the detection efficiency for ββ events as well as for background events due to natural radioactivity while reducing the acquisition rate caused by spurious events. Pattern recognition and calorimeter-tracker association algorithms have been developed and implemented in electronic boards after validation by Monte-Carlo simulations. The performance targets have been reached, taking into account different constraints (physics of the detectors, electronics, real time) with maximized detection efficiency for events of interest
Errahmane, Karim. „Etude du détecteur de traces de l'expérience NEMO3. Simulation de la mesure de l'ultra-faible radioactivité en $^(208)$Tl des sources de l'expérience NEMO3 candidates à la double désintegration BETA sans émission de neutrino“. Phd thesis, Université Paris-Diderot - Paris VII, 2001. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00006621.
Der volle Inhalt der QuelleMauger, François. „Etude du bruit de fond de la double-desintegration beta sans emission de neutrino dans le detecteur nemo 2 : contribution du radon ambiant et mesure de la pollution interne de la source en bismuth-214“. Caen, 1995. http://www.theses.fr/1995CAEN2005.
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