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To investigate double beta decay processes the NEMO collaboration developed an electron tracking detector made of Geiger cells for track reconstruction and plastic scintillators for energy measurements. The prototype, NEMO-2, is described and results onββ decay of100Mo,116Cd,82Se and96Zr are given. A brief presentation of the status and design parameters of a new detector NEMO-3, which is approximately 20 times larger, will also be given.
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CEN-Bordeaux-Gradignan, France; CFR-Gif/Yvette, France; CRN-Strasbourg, France; Department of Physics-Jyväskylä, Finland; FNSPE-Prague, Czech Republic; INEL-Idaho Falls, USA; INR-Kiev, Ukraine; ITEP-Moscow, Russia; JINR-Dubna, Russia; LAL-Orsay, France; LPC-Caen, France; MHC-South Hadley, USA.
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Barabash, A.S., NEMO Collaboration. Nemo double-beta-decay experiments. Czech J Phys 48, 155–164 (1998). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1021255606492
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