NASA NTRS · 19760030384
Transition radiation effects in superconducting granules
Abstract
The paper examines the use of a superheated superconducting suspension as a transition radiation detector of relativistic charged particles. The suspensions would also be used for detecting low-energy X-ray photons. The DESY experiment for developing such a superconducting detector has been carried out at a 7 GeV electron synchrotron. The detection is shown to be based on the recordable flipping of the state of a single superconducting grain.
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Drukier, A. K., Valette, C., Waysand, G., Peters, F., Yuan, L. C. L.. 1975-10-25. Transition radiation effects in superconducting granules. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19760030384
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