(P)Over-Bar And E(+) Identification Capabilities Of Caprice

G Barbiellini,G Basini, R Bellotti,M Bocciolini,M Boezio,Fm Brancaccio,U Bravar,F Cafagna, M Candusso,P Carlson,M Casolino,M Castellano,G Decataldo,M Circella,A Codino, N Finetti,T Francke,N Giglietto,Rl Golden,C Grimani,M Hof, B Marangelli,Cn Demarzo,Jw Mitchell,A Morselli,Mp Depascale,P Papini,A Perego, S Piccardi,P Picozza,M Ricci,P Schiavon,M Simon,R Sparvoli,P Spillantini,P Spinelli,Sa Stephens,Sj Stochaj,Re Streitmatter,M Suffert,A Vacchi,N Weber,N Zampa

24TH INTERNATIONAL COSMIC RAY CONFERENCE, VOL 3: OG SESSIONS (OG 7 - OG 11), CONTRIBUTED PAPERS（1995）

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Abstract

The Cosmic AntiParticle Ring Imaging Cherenkov Experiment (CAPRICE) flew on a stratospheric balloon 8-9 August 1994 over northern Canada and collected data for more than 21 hours with less than 5 g/cm(2) of residual atmosphere. The instrument includes a solid radiator RICH detector and an electromagnetic calorimeter for particle identification in the magnetic spectrometer. Preliminary antiproton and positron identification capabilities are presented.

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