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Development of Novel Quantum Calorimeters for Rare Event Detection

Kim, Geonbo [Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory]·Hines, Nathan [Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory]·Pershing, Teal [Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory]·Kim, In Wook [Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory]·Lee, Chang [Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory]
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Kim, Geonbo [Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory], Hines, Nathan [Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory], Pershing, Teal [Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory], Kim, In Wook [Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory], Lee, Chang [Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory]. 2026-07-28. Development of Novel Quantum Calorimeters for Rare Event Detection. https://doi.org/10.2172/3389371

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