Event reconstruction with the proposed large area Cherenkov air shower detector SCORE
Daniel Hampf, Martin Tluczykont, Dieter Horns

TL;DR
The paper presents the SCORE detector, a large-area Cherenkov array for high-energy gamma-ray detection, detailing its event reconstruction algorithm and expected performance in resolution and particle separation.
Contribution
It introduces a novel large-area Cherenkov detector design and an event reconstruction algorithm optimized for high-energy gamma-ray observations.
Findings
Achieves good sensitivity up to a few 10 PeV energies.
Provides expected angular and energy resolution performance.
Demonstrates effective gamma/hadron separation.
Abstract
The proposed SCORE detector consists of a large array of light collecting modules designed to sample the Cherenkov light front of extensive air showers in order to detect high energy gamma-rays. A large spacing of the detector stations makes it possible to cover a huge area with a reasonable effort, thus achieving a good sensitivity up to energies of about a few 10 PeV. In this paper the event reconstruction algorithm for SCORE is presented and used to obtain the anticipated performance of the detector in terms of angular resolution, energy resolution, shower depth resolution and gamma / hadron separation.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAstrophysics and Cosmic Phenomena · Neutrino Physics Research · Particle physics theoretical and experimental studies
