Following the completion of the 5700m2 RPC carpet-like AS array at YangBaJing this year, a further plan based on the ARGO Carpet is raised. It characterizes with its high altitude site, its full-coverage detector array and the multi-parameter measurements. Apart from studies on TeV and sub-TeV energy range, UHE Gamma-ray sources and the Knee Physics will become its characteristic subjects. In the first phase of the plan, the Yangbajing Super Complex Array (YSCA) will include a 104m2 RPC Carpet, five indoor μ-detectors (∼170 m2each), four big outdoor μ-detectors (∼432 m2 each) and a traditional field scintillation detector array surrounding the Carpet. Monte-Carlo study shows that, with such an array in YBJ (4300m a.s.l.), γ-ray induced air showers can be separated from proton induced air showers clearly using only the observed electron and μ data event by event. To assist the classification of UHE air showers induced by different primary nuclei groups without severe interference by Composition/Model Entanglement, a second phase plan having a Central Burst Detector Array (CBDA) and some pulse shape detectors is schemed.

THE ARGO YBJ COLLABORATION G., A.a., B, ., C., B.c., D, ., B., B.e., F, ., et al. (2008). The Yangbajing Super Complex Array Plan Based on the ARGO Carpet. NUCLEAR PHYSICS B-PROCEEDINGS SUPPLEMENTS, 175-176, 447-450 [10.1016/j.nuclphysbps.2007.11.049].

The Yangbajing Super Complex Array Plan Based on the ARGO Carpet

MARI, Stefano Maria;
2008-01-01

Abstract

Following the completion of the 5700m2 RPC carpet-like AS array at YangBaJing this year, a further plan based on the ARGO Carpet is raised. It characterizes with its high altitude site, its full-coverage detector array and the multi-parameter measurements. Apart from studies on TeV and sub-TeV energy range, UHE Gamma-ray sources and the Knee Physics will become its characteristic subjects. In the first phase of the plan, the Yangbajing Super Complex Array (YSCA) will include a 104m2 RPC Carpet, five indoor μ-detectors (∼170 m2each), four big outdoor μ-detectors (∼432 m2 each) and a traditional field scintillation detector array surrounding the Carpet. Monte-Carlo study shows that, with such an array in YBJ (4300m a.s.l.), γ-ray induced air showers can be separated from proton induced air showers clearly using only the observed electron and μ data event by event. To assist the classification of UHE air showers induced by different primary nuclei groups without severe interference by Composition/Model Entanglement, a second phase plan having a Central Burst Detector Array (CBDA) and some pulse shape detectors is schemed.
2008
THE ARGO YBJ COLLABORATION G., A.a., B, ., C., B.c., D, ., B., B.e., F, ., et al. (2008). The Yangbajing Super Complex Array Plan Based on the ARGO Carpet. NUCLEAR PHYSICS B-PROCEEDINGS SUPPLEMENTS, 175-176, 447-450 [10.1016/j.nuclphysbps.2007.11.049].
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