Kevin Kröninger

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

Neutrinoless double-

EFTfitter: a tool for interpreting measurements in the context of effective field theories

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Characterization of a large CdZnTe coplanar quad-grid semiconductor detector

decay (

The Dortmund Low Background Facility — Low-background gamma ray spectrometry with an artificial overburden

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Top-Quark Physics at the LHC

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

Objective Bayesian analysis of counting experiments with correlated sources of background

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Improvements to the muon veto of the Dortmund Low Background Facility

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The COBRA demonstrator at the LNGS underground laboratory

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Power dissipation studies on planar n+-in-n pixel sensors

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

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

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