Low temperature thermal properties of crystalline quartz after electron irradiation

Hofacker, M.; Löhneysen, H. v.

doi:10.1007/bf01293193

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“…For the ADR, the salt cools in parallel with the stages, so the entropy provides the best assessment of the remaining cooling energy once the stage reaches the target temperature. We calculate specific heats for: (1) copper; 130 (2) blackening, 79 which is composed of SiO 2 , 131,132 EpoTek 377 (scaled from Stycast 1266 133 based on material measurements), and graphite; 134 (3) brass 135 for fasteners; (4) NbTi 136 for coaxial cable lines; (5) nickel 137 for magnetic material in the isolators; and (6) stainless steel 138 for RF hardware.…”

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Experiment for cryogenic large-aperture intensity mapping: instrument design

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et al. 2021

J. Astron. Telesc. Instrum. Syst.

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The experiment for cryogenic large-aperture intensity mapping (EXCLAIM) is a balloon-borne telescope designed to survey star formation in windows from the present to z ¼ 3.5. During this time, the rate of star formation dropped dramatically, while dark matter continued to cluster. EXCLAIM maps the redshifted emission of singly ionized carbon lines and carbon monoxide using intensity mapping, which permits a blind and complete survey of emitting gas through statistics of cumulative brightness fluctuations. EXCLAIM achieves high sensitivity using a cryogenic telescope coupled to six integrated spectrometers employing kinetic inductance detectors covering 420 to 540 GHz with spectral resolving power R ¼ 512 and angular resolution ≈4 arc min. The spectral resolving power and cryogenic telescope allow

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