Observations Of The Crab Nebula And Pulsar With Stacee

J. Kildea,J. Ball,D. A. Bramel,J. Carson,C. E. Covault,D. D. Driscoll,P. Fortin,D. M. Gingrich,D. S. Hanna,A. Jarvis, T. Lindner,R. Mukherjee,C. Mueller,R. A. Ong,K. Ragan,R. A. Scalzo,D. A. Williams,J. Zweerink

Proceedings of the 29th International Cosmic Ray Conference, Vol 4: OG 2.1, 2.2 & 2.3（2005）

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The Solar Tower Atmospheric Cherenkov Effect Experiment (STACEE) is an atmospheric Cherenkov detector that detects cosmic gamma-rays using the showerfront-sampling technique. The 1 GS/s Flash ADCs used by STACEE provide both timing and pulse height information regarding the Cherenkov showerfront, and they allow for the reconstruction of the showerfront in off-line data analysis. Ne present STACEE's detection of the Crab Nebula using new gamma/hadron separation parameters, along with the result of a search for the Crab Pulsar.

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particle physics

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