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Crystal fibres of high density represent a flexible and powerful tool for the design of calorimeters capable to operate under the challenging environments of future accelerator experiments. The high light yield and good radiation tolerance of garnet crystal fibres allow using them as active detecting elements for detectors operating in harsh radiation environments such as those of high luminosity hadron colliders. Recent improvements in the material engineering have also demonstrated the possibility to reduce the scintillation decay time constant of garnet crystals such as LuAG, YAG and GAGG by addition of divalent ions. This makes garnet materials even more suitable for applications where the radiation detection occurs at very high rates. In the following we summarize the progress made on both technology development and detector design achieved in the past years with the goal of tailoring crystal fibres for future calorimetry applications.
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The authors wish to express their gratitude to P. Lecoq, D. Deyrail, N. Siegrist and H. Gerwig (CERN, Switzerland), K. Lebbou and C. Dujardin (ILM, France), to X. Xu (Jiangsu Normal University), to N. Aubry and S. Faraj (Fibercryst, France), to T. Medvedeva and C. Tully (University of Princeton, USA), to A. Heering (University of Notre-Dame, USA), to V. Kononets and O. Sidletskiy (ISMA, Ukraine), to K. Blazek and S. Ochesanu (Crytur, Czech Republic), to M. Korjik (INP-BSU), to N. Chiodini, F. Cova, M. Fasoli, F. Moretti and A. Vedda (University of Milano-Bicocca, Italy), to M. Nikl (Institute of Physics, Czech Republic), to K. Kamada and A. Yoshikawa (C&A) and more generally all our colleagues from the Crystal Clear collaboration in the scope of which the research was conducted. The authors received funding from the French National Agency for Research under grant agreement ANR-10-BLAN-0947 (INFINHI), from the European Union FP7/2007-2013 under grant agreement 289355-PicoSEC-MCNet and from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation program under the Marie-Curie grant agreements 644260 (Intelum) and 654168 (AIDA-2020).
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Pauwels, K., Lucchini, M., Benaglia, A., Auffray, E. (2017). Calorimeter Designs Based on Fibre-Shaped Scintillators. In: Korzhik, M., Gektin, A. (eds) Engineering of Scintillation Materials and Radiation Technologies. ISMART 2016. Springer Proceedings in Physics, vol 200. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-68465-9_14
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