Abstract
Silicon drift detectors (SDDs), new large-area X-ray detectors with good resolution both in energy and timing, have been used for kaonic atom X-ray measurements. Results from using SDD X-ray detectors in the study of kaonic atoms are reported.
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Ishiwatari, T., On behalf of the SIDDHARTA and KEK PS-E570 collaborations. Silicon drift detectors for exotic atoms. Hyperfine Interact 194, 165–170 (2009). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10751-009-0045-2
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