Bulletin of the American Physical Society
2023 Fall Meeting of the APS Prairie Section
Thursday–Saturday, November 30–December 2 2023; University of Missouri, Columbia, Missouri
Session T03: Astronomy/Cosmology/Particle Physics V
11:06 AM–12:42 PM,
Saturday, December 2, 2023
University of Missouri
Room: Physics 120
Chair: Colin DeGraf, Truman State University
Abstract: T03.00004 : Detection of Multiply Coincident Cosmic Ray Muons*
11:42 AM–11:54 AM
Presenter:
Emmanuella E Goe
(Truman State University)
Authors:
Emmanuella E Goe
(Truman State University)
Timothy D Wiser
(Truman State University)
The Cosmic Watch project [Axani et al., 2018] was created to provide a low cost, beginner friendly way to perform muon detection experiments. We aim to build on this project by implementing a more sophisticated system of muon detectors that can teach us more about cosmic ray showers by incorporating multiple-coincidence detection. As a first step, we demonstrate an improved pair-coincidence mode using the existing Cosmic Watch hardware. The improved mode allows for analysis of coincident versus non-coincident signals without an external clock and forms the basis for future multiple-coincidence analysis with an array of several Cosmic Watch detector units.
*Truman State University Office of Student Research
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