# Experimental set-up for particle detection in solid crystals of inert gasses

## TL;DR

This paper describes an experimental setup for developing a novel particle detector using solid inert gas crystals, demonstrating electron emission at the solid-vacuum interface in solid neon and methane.

## Contribution

It introduces a new hybrid detection scheme utilizing solid inert gas crystals and demonstrates its feasibility with neon and methane matrices.

## Key findings

- Successful demonstration of electron emission in solid neon and methane
- Development of a hybrid particle detection scheme
- Potential for improved particle detection technologies

## Abstract

We report about the experimental set-up designed for the development of an innovative particle detector based on solid crystals of inert gases. The hybrid detection scheme, that exploits the electrons emission through the solid-vacuum interface, is demonstrated in matrices of solid neon and solid methane.