Recent Developments of Micromegas Detectors for High Energy Physics

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Apr 2005

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HIGH ENERGY PHYSICS, ICHEP 2004. Proceedings of the 32nd International Conference. Held 16-22 August 2004 in Beijing, China. Edi

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Since one or two years, Micromegas detectors have broken records in many respects: time and spatial resolution, single electron detection, low ion backflow, high rate capabilities, low energy threshold and low-noise detection. The recent achievements in these directions, obtained in the COMPASS, NA48 (KABES), and CAST experiments, and in R&Ds for the Linear Collider TPC and for low-energy neutrino detection, are presented. The reasons for such a success, inherent to basic properties of Micromegas, are explained.

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