21–23 Sept 2022
University of Warsaw Library
Europe/Warsaw timezone

Development of coated electrodes with low quantum efficiency for future direct dark matter experiments with liquid xenon

22 Sept 2022, 10:15
15m
316A (University of Warsaw Library)

316A

University of Warsaw Library

ul. Dobra 56/66, 00-312 Warszawa‎
Presentation Light/charge readout (PMT, SiPM, WLS, electronics etc.) Optics and wavelength shifters

Speaker

Mr Naoki Aoyama (Nagoya University)

Description

In direct dark matter experiments using liquid xenon (Xe), scintillation and ionization signals are produced by an interaction between Xe and dark matter. A scintillation photon can produce an electron through photoelectric effect on electrodes, which is one of the major backgrounds for low-mass dark matter searches. For future direct dark matter experiments using liquid Xe, we are developing coated electrodes with low quantum efficiency (QE) to reduce such background. In this talk, I will present about the results of QE measurements for some electrodes (ex:Au, Pt, Al, SUS304) and also some insulators (ex:PTFE, Quartz, PEEK) in vacuum, liquid Xe, and gas Xe.

Primary author

Mr Naoki Aoyama (Nagoya University)

Co-authors

Prof. Yoshitaka Itow (Nagoya University) Shingo Kazama (Nagoya University) Masatoshi Kobayashi (Nagoya University) Masaki Yamashita (The University of Tokyo)

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