High resolution Cherenkov detectors for cosmic ray isotope experiment

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Cerenkov Counters, Cosmic Rays, Galactic Radiation, Isotopes, Light Scattering, Radiant Flux Density, Velocity Distribution, Cerenkov Radiation, Electromagnetic Absorption, Monte Carlo Method, Scattering Functions

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Cerenkov detectors are used to measure the velocity of particles in configurations designed to study the isotopic composition of galactic cosmic rays. The geometrical properties of the detector are outlined. Monte-Carlo simulations of photon propagation in a diffusive detector were undertaken. The scattering properties of diffusively reflecting white paint and of surface treatments for the radiator material were measured. It is found that the absorption of light in the radiator is an important light loss mechanism. The simulations are used to find optimal mapping techniques and data reduction strategies. The application of these techniques are discussed with respect to the large area isotopic composition experiment (ALICE) Cerenkov detector.

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