2016
DOI: 10.1016/j.nima.2016.06.054
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The FOREST detector for meson photoproduction experiments at ELPH

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“…All the final-state particles in the γd → π 0 π 0 d reaction were measured using an electromagnetic (EM) calorimeter complex, FOREST [17]. FOREST consists of three different EM calorimeters: the forward, central, and backward calorimeters consisting of 192 pure CsI crystals, 252 lead scintillating fiber modules, and 62 lead glass Cherenkov counters, respectively.…”
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“…All the final-state particles in the γd → π 0 π 0 d reaction were measured using an electromagnetic (EM) calorimeter complex, FOREST [17]. FOREST consists of three different EM calorimeters: the forward, central, and backward calorimeters consisting of 192 pure CsI crystals, 252 lead scintillating fiber modules, and 62 lead glass Cherenkov counters, respectively.…”
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“…, 16. The details of the groups are described elsewhere [17]. The average trigger rate was 1.1 kHz, and the average DAQ efficiency was 85%.…”
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“…The target used in the experiments was liquid deuterium with a thickness of 45.9 mm. All the final-state particles in the γd → π 0 π 0 d reaction were measured using an electromagnetic (EM) calorimeter complex, FOREST [10]. The solid angle of FOREST was approximately 88% in total.…”
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“…The incident photon energy ranges from 820 to 1260 MeV for the circulating electron energy of 1320 MeV in the electron synchrotron. The details of the FOREST detector including the liquid deuterium target is described elsewhere [12]. The forward scattered proton is momentum-analyzed with a bending magnet (transported from the low energy ring of KEKB) behind FOREST.…”
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confidence: 99%