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A giant argon bubble chamber with long sensitive time for nucleon decay experiments
A giant argon bubble chamber could be a suitable detector to investigate the decay modes of nucleons in an unbiased way. We are investigating the possibility of operating such a chamber with a track sensitive duty cycle of up to ∼ 50%. A small and not very clean bubble chamber has been successfully operated in an expanded pressure stabilized mode with a duty cycle of 10%. A tentative design of a 3000 m3 argon bubble chamber is discussed.
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