B. Wonsak

Results of a search for neutrinoless double- β decay using the COBRA demonstrator

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Pulse-shape discrimination of surface events in CdZnTe detectors for the COBRA experiment

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Current Status and Future Perspectives of the COBRA Experiment

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Characterization of a large CdZnTe coplanar quad-grid semiconductor detector

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The Muon-Tracking-System of the OPERA Experiment

decay) is a hypothetical process that can occur if the neutrino is its own antiparticle. The COBRA Collaboration operates a demonstrator to search for these decays at the Laboratori Nazionali del Gran Sasso in Italy using CdZnTe semiconductor detectors. The exposure of 234.7 kg d considered in this analysis was collected between September 2011 and February 2015. The analysis focuses on the decay of the nuclides

Advanced Scintillator Detector Concept (ASDC): A Concept Paper on the Physics Potential of Water-Based Liquid Scintillator

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Determination of a time-shift in the OPERA set-up using high energy horizontal muons in the LVD and OPERA detectors

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The COBRA demonstrator at the LNGS underground laboratory

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Long-term stability of underground operated CZT detectors based on the analysis of intrinsic 113Cd β−-decay

. A Bayesian analysis is performed to estimate the signal strength of

Low-energy Neutrino Astronomy in LENA

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