DOE OSTI · 3393818
EMPHATIC Silicon Strip Detector Efficiencies
Abstract
EMPHATIC is an experiment at Fermilab which aims to reduce current neutrino flux uncertainties. This report discusses the limitations current neutrino flux uncertainties places on large scale neutrino experiments, provides background on the EMPHATIC experiment, and details the project of determining the efficiency of the Silicon Strip Detectors (SSDs) used in EMPHATIC. As part of the data analysis process and in order to increase the accuracy of EMPHATIC’s simulations a representation of efficiency of each SSD is required. To achieve this a data-driven analysis was performed on EMPHATIC's collected data using the Root and Art frameworks. Visual and numerical representations of efficiency were determined. The average efficiency over all SSDs is 98.58\%, however this number deflated as it includes known bad channels.
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Olson, Virginia [Illinois U., Urbana (main)], Paley, Jonathen [Fermilab]. 2026-07-30. EMPHATIC Silicon Strip Detector Efficiencies. https://doi.org/10.2172/3393818
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