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Nature 554 (201) 47-52 ( doi:10.1038/nature21717 ) and in arxive 1703.00570
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15.2.2017 histograms and data sets for analysis 2016 of GERDA Phase II
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| 1: Lowering the germanium detector array into the liquid argon. View from top. © M. Heisel, GERDA collaboration |
| 2: The inner walls of the water tank are covered by a reflecting foil improving the light detection. This permits the identification of cosmic muons. © K. Freund, GERDA collaboration |
| 3: Working on the germanium detector array within the glove box which is located in the clean room on top of the liquid argon cryostat. © J. Suvorov, GERDA collaboration |
| 6: The fiber shroud of the liquid argon veto and the copper head for mounting the germanium strings. View from bottom. © V. Wagner, GERDA collaboration |
| 4: Attaching another string of germanium detectors to the array. © J. Suvorov, GERDA collaboration |
| 5: Assembly of a germanium detector string within the glove box. © B. Schwingenheuer, GERDA collaboration |
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First results from GERDA Phase II
29.6.2016 Presentation of Phase II results at LNGS by B. Schwingenheuer
First data release GERDA Phase II
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