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- 2023A study of the shear response of a lead-free composite solder by experimental and homogenization techniquescitations
- 2023Representative volume element size of elastoplastic and elastoviscoplastic particle-reinforced composites with random microstructure
- 2019A new catechol-functionalized polyamidoamine as an effective SPION stabilizercitations
- 2019Phase delay and group velocity determination at a planar defect state in three dimensional photonic crystalscitations
- 2018SYNTHESIS OF MAGNETIC AND OPTICAL NANOMETRIC PROBES FOR THERANOSTIC APPLICATIONS
- 2017Superparamagnetic iron oxide nanoparticles functionalized by peptide nucleic acidscitations
- 2016SPIO@SiO2–Re@PEG nanoparticles as magneto-optical dual probes and sensitizers for photodynamic therapycitations
- 2016Fe3O4@SiO2-Re-PEG nanoparticles as magneto-optical dual probes and new PDT agents
- 2016Decoration of silicon nanowires with silver nanoparticles for ultrasensitive surface enhanced Raman scatteringcitations
- 2015Fe3O4@PNA nanoconjugates for miRNA dysregulation
- 2015Iron Oxide-PNA nanoparticles for miRNA targeting
- 2013Preparation, crystallographic and theoretical study on a bifunctional Gd-AAZTA derivative as potential MRI contrast agent precursorcitations
- 2012Erratum: Ultra-low threshold polariton lasing in photonic crystal cavities (Applied Physics Letters (2011) 99 (111106))
- 2011Ultra-low threshold polariton lasing in photonic crystal cavitiescitations
- 2009A study of the shear response of a lead-free composite solder by experimental and homogenization techniquescitations
- 2009Exciton polaritons in two-dimensional photonic crystalscitations
- 2008An elastoplastic three-dimensional homogenization model for particle reinforced compositescitations
- 2004AGILE, a satellite for high energy γ-ray astrophysics: prospects for the Mini-Calorimetercitations
- 2003High-resolution complex structures for two-dimensional photonic crystals realized by X-ray diffraction lithographycitations
- 2003MORPHOLOGY AND OPTICAL PROPERTIES OF BARE AND POLYDIACETYLENES-INFILTRATED OPALScitations
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AGILE, a satellite for high energy γ-ray astrophysics: prospects for the Mini-Calorimeter
Abstract
Astrorivelatore Gamma ad Immagini LEggero (AGILE) is an Italian Space Agency (ASI) small space mission for high energy astrophysics in the γ-ray energy range 30 MeV-50 GeV and in the X-ray band 10-40 keV. AGILE is composed of three scientific detectors: a Tungsten-Silicon Tracker, a CsI Mini-Calorimeter and a silicon based X-ray detector (Super-Agile), moreover, an anticoincidence system carries out background rejection. The satellite's payload will have good imaging performances (with angular resolution of a few arc-minutes in the γ-ray band), good timing resolution and a large field of view (about 1/5 of the sky). AGILE detection principle is based on the pair production process, that arises from the interaction between high energy photons and the tungsten layers of the Silicon Tracker. The Silicon Tracker is designed to determine the direction of the incoming radiation, while the Mini-Calorimeter evaluates the energy of the interacting photons. The Mini-Calorimeter can also work as a stand-alone γ-ray detector in the energy range 250 keV-250 MeV, with no imaging capabilities, for the detection of transients and γ-ray burst events (in cooperation with Super-Agile) and for the evaluation of γ-ray background fluctuations. In this paper a description of the Mini-Calorimeter is done.