The ICARUS path: the ground breakingto ktonLAr–TPC detectors

Author: Guglielmi, Alberto

Publisher: Zenodo

DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17736945

Source: https://zenodo.org/records/17736945/files/ICARUS_Genealogy.pdf

The ICARUS pa h: he g ound b eaking o k on LA –TPC de ec o s
Labo a o y wo k
T600 de ec o
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2001: Fi s T600 module
Coope a ion wi h indus y
CERN
CERN
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2010: Da a aking wi h CNGS beam
ICARUS T600
expe imen a LNGS
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CERN T600 o e hauling
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ICARUS T600 a FNAL SBN
2021: Da a aking wi h neu inos !

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