HARPO - A Gaseous TPC for High Angular Resolution Gamma-Ray Astronomy and Polarimetry from the MeV to the TeV
Denis Bernard

TL;DR
HARPO is a gaseous TPC designed as a high-precision gamma-ray telescope and polarimeter for energies from MeV to TeV, demonstrating promising properties through laboratory characterization.
Contribution
The paper introduces a novel gaseous TPC detector for high-angular-resolution gamma-ray astronomy and polarimetry, with initial laboratory results.
Findings
Demonstrator detector properties characterized with cosmic rays
Potential for high angular resolution in gamma-ray detection
Advancement in gamma-ray polarimetry techniques
Abstract
We propose a "thin" detector as a high-angular-precision telescope and polarimeter for cosmic gamma-rays above the pair-creation threshold. We have built a demonstrator based on a gaseous TPC. We are presently characterizing the detector with charged cosmic rays in the laboratory. Here we present some of its properties.
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