FLARES
Abstract
FLARES (Flexible Scintillation Light Apparatus for Rare Events Searches) is an innovative project in the field of rare events searches, such as the search for the neutrinoless double beta decay. It aims at demonstrating the high potential of a technique that combines scintillating crystals with arrays of high performance silicon drift detectors (SDD), operated at about 120K, to reach a 2% level energy resolution in the region of interest ( 3 MeV). The proposed technique will combine in a single device all the demanding features needed by an ideal experiment looking for rare events. The characterization of the light emission non-proportionality of different scintillation crystals as well as a first test of a CdWO4 crystal coupled to an array of SDD are presented and discussed.
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