Development of dense scintillating radiation hard fluoride glasses for the electromagnetic calorimeter of the proposed compact muon solenoid

Development of dense scintillating radiation hard fluoride glasses for the electromagnetic calorimeter of the proposed compact muon solenoid

by Timothy James Price

1994

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