NASA NTRS · 20090033135
Cross Section Measurements Using the Zero Degree Detector
Abstract
The Zero Degree Detector (ZDD) is an instrument that has been used in accelerator exposures to measure the angular dependence of particles produced in heavy ion fragmentation experiments. The ZDD uses two identical layers of pixelated silicon detectors that make coincident measurements over the active area of the instrument. The angular distribution of secondary particle produced in nuclear interactions for several heavy ions: and target materials will be presented along with performance characteristic of the instrument.
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Christl, M. J., Adams, J. H., Jr., Heilbronn, L., Kuznetsov, E. N., Miller, J., Zeitlin, C.. 2007-07-03. Cross Section Measurements Using the Zero Degree Detector. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20090033135
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