Speaker
Ms
Elizabeth Boulton
(Lawrence Berkeley National Lab)
Description
The Particle Identification in Xenon at Yale (PIXeY) experiment is a small, two-phase (liquid and gas) xenon detector. PIXeY has been designed and built to investigate and optimize properties of this class of detectors with an applied drift field of 0.5 to 2.0 kV/cm and an extraction field as high as 13.3 kV/cm in the xenon gas. This talk will discuss analyses of data collected from PIXeY concerning LXe energy resolution, electron extraction efficiency, and response to low-energy electron recoils from $^{37}$Ar and $^{83m}$Kr.
Primary author
Ms
Elizabeth Boulton
(Lawrence Berkeley National Lab)
Co-authors
Dr
Blair Edwards
(Yale University)
Mr
Brian Tennyson
(Yale University)
Dr
Chris Wahl
(Yale University)
Dr
Daniel McKinsey
(University of California - Berkeley)
Dr
Ethan Bernard
(Lawrence Berkeley National Lab)
Dr
Markus Horn
(Yale University)
Dr
Moshe Gai
(University of Connecticut)
Dr
Nicholas Destefano
(University of Connecticut)
Dr
Nicole Larsen
(Yale University)
Dr
Scott Hertel
(Yale University)
