LTD 1

First Low Temperature Detector Workshop Ringberg Castle, Bavaria, 1987

Programm

• Update on Neutrinos, Dark Matter, and Cryogenic Detection.
  By L. Stodolsky
• New Results on the Basic Properties of Superheated Granules Detectors.
  By L. Gonzales-Mestres and D. Perret-Gallix
• Investigation of Superconducting Tin Granules for a Low-Energy Neutrino or Dark Matter Detector.
  By K. Pretzl
• SQUID Detection of Superheated Granules.
  By A. Kotlicki
• VLSI Superconducting Particle Detectors.
  By 0. Liengme
• "Minicylinder" Design for Solar Neutrino Detection (A naive proposal).
  By G.Vesztergombi
• Electron Beam Detection with Superheated Superconducting Grains.
  By A. de Bellefon
• Monte Carlo Simulation of a Double-Beta Decay Experiment with Superconducting-Superheated Tin Granules.
  By A.F. Pacheco
• Solar Neutrino Indium Detector Using Superheated Granules.
  By G. Waysand
• An Indium Solar Neutrino Experiment.
  By N.E. Booth
• Cryogenic Detection of Particles, Development Effort in the United States.
  By B. Sadoulet
• Calorimetric Detectors at Low Temperatures.
  By F.v. Feilitzsch, F. Probst, and W, Seidel
• The Possible Impact of Thermal Detectors in Nuclear and Subnuclear Physics.
  By E. Fiorini
• Considerations on Front End Electronics for Bolometric Detectors with Resistive Readout.
  By D.V. Camin
• Coherent Neutrino-Nucleus Elastic Scattering in Ultralow-Temperatures Calorimetric Detectors.
  By T.O. Niinikoski
• Data Acquisition and Analysis of Calorimetric Signals.
  By A. Rijllart
• The Use of Rotons in Liquid Helium to Detect Neutrinos
  By G.M. Seidel