A hybrid multiwire proportional-drift chamber for use in gamma-ray astronomy

Astronomy and Astrophysics – Astronomy

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Astronomy, Gamma Rays, Proportional Counters, Radiation Detectors, Delay Lines, Drift Rate, Electron-Positron Pairs, Electrons, Galactic Radiation, Incidence, Pair Production, Particle Tracks, Photons, Positrons, Wire

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The direction of an incident high-energy gamma-ray can be determined by accurately measuring the direction of the electron-positron pair created by the photon conversion. The operation of a hybrid multiwire-drift proportional chamber is described. Track position is obtained to within a small fraction of the anode wire spacing over a wide range of incident angles. Both track position and angle information are obtained from a single anode-plane crossing. A method of employing a multiple delay-line readout to obtain the position and direction of both members of an electron-positron pair is described.

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