The IGEX experiment reexamined: A response to the critique of Klapdor-Kleingrothaus, Dietz, and Krivosheina

Craig E. Aalseth,F. T. Avignone,R.L. Brodzinski,S. Cebrián,E. García,D. Gonzáles,W. K. Hensley,I.G. Irastorza,I. V. Kirpichnikov,A. Klimenko,Harry S. Miley,A. Morales,J. Morales,A. Ortiz de Solórzano,S. B. Osetrov,V.S. Pogosov,J. Puimedón,J. H. Reeves,M.L. Sarsa,A. Smolnikov,A. S. Starostin,A.G. Tamanyan,A. A. Vasenko,S.I. Vasiliev,J.A. Villar

The IGEX experiment reexamined: A response to the critique of Klapdor-Kleingrothaus, Dietz, and Krivosheina

2004

The International Germanium Experiment (IGEX) operated with 3 detectors of approximately 700 gm fiducial mass and 3 detectors of approximately 2 kg fiducial mass each. They were fabricated from germanium isotopically enriched to 86% in 76Ge. The total fiducial mass was 8.4 kg. They were mounted in ultra-low radioactive background cryostats electroformed from purified CuSO4 solution.

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Particle detector
Nuclear structure
Weak interaction
Nuclear physics
Germanium
Nuclear magnetic resonance
Fiducial marker
Physics
Cryostat
Particle physics
lower limit
Detector
statistical analysis

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