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The muon system of the Daya Bay Reactor antineutrino experiment

  • Author(s): An, FP
  • Balantekin, AB
  • Band, HR
  • Beriguete, W
  • Bishai, M
  • Blyth, S
  • Brown, RE
  • Butorov, I
  • Cao, GF
  • Cao, J
  • Carr, R
  • Chan, YL
  • Chang, JF
  • Chang, L
  • Chang, Y
  • Chasman, C
  • Chen, HS
  • Chen, HY
  • Chen, QY
  • Chen, SJ
  • Chen, SM
  • Chen, XC
  • Chen, XH
  • Chen, Y
  • Chen, YX
  • Cheng, YP
  • Cherwinka, JJ
  • Chu, MC
  • Cummings, JP
  • Dale, E
  • De Arcos, J
  • Deng, ZY
  • Ding, YY
  • Diwan, MV
  • Draeger, E
  • Du, XF
  • Dwyer, DA
  • Edwards, WR
  • Ely, SR
  • Fu, JY
  • Ge, LQ
  • Gill, R
  • Goett, J
  • Gonchar, M
  • Gong, GH
  • Gong, H
  • Gu, WQ
  • Guan, MY
  • Guo, XH
  • Hackenburg, RW
  • Han, GH
  • Hans, S
  • He, M
  • He, Q
  • Heeger, KM
  • Heng, YK
  • Hinrichs, P
  • Hor, YK
  • Hsiung, YB
  • Hu, BZ
  • Hu, LJ
  • Hu, LM
  • Hu, T
  • Hu, W
  • Huang, EC
  • Huang, HX
  • Huang, HZ
  • Huang, XT
  • Huber, P
  • Hussain, G
  • Isvan, Z
  • Jaffe, DE
  • Jaffke, P
  • Jetter, S
  • Ji, XL
  • Ji, XP
  • Jiang, HJ
  • Jiao, JB
  • Johnson, RA
  • Kang, L
  • Kebwaro, JM
  • Kettell, SH
  • Kramer, M
  • Kwan, KK
  • Kwok, MW
  • Kwok, T
  • Lai, WC
  • Lai, WH
  • Lau, K
  • Lebanowski, L
  • Lee, J
  • Lei, RT
  • Leitner, R
  • Leung, A
  • et al.

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http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0168900214011024
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Abstract

© 2014 Elsevier B.V. The Daya Bay experiment consists of functionally identical antineutrino detectors immersed in pools of ultrapure water in three well-separated underground experimental halls near two nuclear reactor complexes. These pools serve both as shields against natural, low-energy radiation, and as water Cherenkov detectors that efficiently detect cosmic muons using arrays of photomultiplier tubes. Each pool is covered by a plane of resistive plate chambers as an additional means of detecting muons. Design, construction, operation, and performance of these muon detectors are described.

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