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Improved measurements of the β-decay response of liquid xenon with the LUX detector
- Akerib, DS;
- Alsum, S;
- Araújo, HM;
- Bai, X;
- Balajthy, J;
- Baxter, A;
- Beltrame, P;
- Bernard, EP;
- Bernstein, A;
- Biesiadzinski, TP;
- Boulton, EM;
- Boxer, B;
- Brás, P;
- Burdin, S;
- Byram, D;
- Carmona-Benitez, MC;
- Chan, C;
- Cutter, JE;
- de Viveiros, L;
- Druszkiewicz, E;
- Fallon, SR;
- Fan, A;
- Fiorucci, S;
- Gaitskell, RJ;
- Genovesi, J;
- Ghag, C;
- Gilchriese, MGD;
- Gwilliam, C;
- Hall, CR;
- Haselschwardt, SJ;
- Hertel, SA;
- Hogan, DP;
- Horn, M;
- Huang, DQ;
- Ignarra, CM;
- Jacobsen, RG;
- Jahangir, O;
- Ji, W;
- Kamdin, K;
- Kazkaz, K;
- Khaitan, D;
- Korolkova, EV;
- Kravitz, S;
- Kudryavtsev, VA;
- Leason, E;
- Lenardo, BG;
- Lesko, KT;
- Liao, J;
- Lin, J;
- Lindote, A;
- Lopes, MI;
- Manalaysay, A;
- Mannino, RL;
- Marangou, N;
- Marzioni, MF;
- McKinsey, DN;
- Mei, D-M;
- Moongweluwan, M;
- Morad, JA;
- St. J. Murphy, A;
- Naylor, A;
- Nehrkorn, C;
- Nelson, HN;
- Neves, F;
- Nilima, A;
- Oliver-Mallory, KC;
- Palladino, KJ;
- Pease, EK;
- Riffard, Q;
- Rischbieter, GRC;
- Rhyne, C;
- Rossiter, P;
- Shaw, S;
- Shutt, TA;
- Silva, C;
- Solmaz, M;
- Solovov, VN;
- Sorensen, P;
- Sumner, TJ;
- Szydagis, M;
- Taylor, DJ;
- Taylor, R;
- Taylor, WC;
- Tennyson, BP;
- Terman, PA;
- Tiedt, DR;
- To, WH;
- Tripathi, M;
- Tvrznikova, L;
- Utku, U;
- Uvarov, S;
- Vacheret, A;
- Velan, V;
- Webb, RC;
- White, JT;
- Whitis, TJ;
- Witherell, MS;
- Wolfs, FLH;
- Woodward, D;
- Xu, J;
- Zhang, C
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https://doi.org/10.1103/physrevd.100.022002Abstract
We report results from an extensive set of measurements of the β-decay response in liquid xenon. These measurements are derived from high-statistics calibration data from injected sources of both H3 and C14 in the LUX detector. The mean light-to-charge ratio is reported for 13 electric field values ranging from 43 to 491 V/cm, and for energies ranging from 1.5 to 145 keV.
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