First Observation of a Nuclear Recoil Peak at O (100ev) with Crab: A Potential New Calibration Standard for Cryogenic Detectors.
H. Kluck,H. Abele,J. Burkhart,F. Cappella,N. Casali,R. Cerulli,A. Chalil,A. Chebboubi,J.-P. Crocombette,G. del Castello,M. del Gallo Roccagiovine,A. Doblhammer,S. Dorer,E. Dumonteil,A. Erhart,A. Giuliani,C. Goupy,F. Gunsing,E. Jericha,M. Kaznacheeva,A. Kinast,A. Langenkämper,T. Lasserre,A. Letourneau,D. Lhuillier,O. Litaize,P. de Marcillac,S. Marnieros,R. Martin,T. Materna,E. Mazzucato,C. Nones,T. Ortmann,L. Pattavina,D. V. Poda,L. Peters,J. Rothe,N. Schermer,J. Schieck,S. Schönert,O. Serot,G. Soum-Sidikov,L. Stodolsky,R. Strauss,L. Thulliez,M. Vignati,M. Vivier,V. Wagner,A. Wex Journal of Low Temperature Physics（2024）
Key words
Nuclear recoil,Neutron capture,Energy calibration,Cryogenic detector
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