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Credit: Credit: X-ray: NASA/CXC/CfA/M.Markevitch et al.; Optical: NASA/STScI; Magellan/U.Arizona/D.Clowe et al.; Lensing Map: NASA/STScI

Professor Jocelyn Monroe

Professor of Particle Physics

Research theme

  • Particle astrophysics & cosmology

Sub department

  • Particle Physics
jocelyn.monroe@physics.ox.ac.uk
Telephone: 273317
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  • Publications

Observation of the "head-tail" effect in nuclear recoils of low-energy neutrons

Journal of Physics Conference Series 110:6 (2008)

Authors:

D Dujmic, H Tomita, M Lewandowska, S Ahlen, P Fisher, A Kaboth, G Kohse, R Lanza, J Monroe, A Roccaro, G Sciolla, N Skvorodnev, R Vanderspek, H Wellenstein, R Yamamoto

Abstract:

We present an experimental method to determine the direction tag ("head-tail") of dark matter wind using a low-pressure time-projection chamber. We demonstrate the method by tagging the direction of the elastic nuclear recoils created in the scattering of low-energy neutrons with CF4 nuclei. The decreasing ionization rate along the recoil trajectory allows us to determine the direction of the incoming neutrons, and proves that the "head-tail" effect can be measured.
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First observation of coherent π0 production in neutrino–nucleus interactions with Eν<2 GeV

Physics Letters B Elsevier 664:1-2 (2008) 41-46

Authors:

MiniBooNE Collaboration, AA Aguilar-Arevalo, CE Anderson, AO Bazarko, SJ Brice, BC Brown, L Bugel, J Cao, L Coney, JM Conrad, DC Cox, A Curioni, Z Djurcic, DA Finley, BT Fleming, R Ford, FG Garcia, GT Garvey, C Green, JA Green, TL Hart, E Hawker, R Imlay, RA Johnson, G Karagiori, P Kasper, T Katori, T Kobilarcik, I Kourbanis, S Koutsoliotas, EM Laird, SK Linden, JM Link, Y Liu, Y Liu, WC Louis, KBM Mahn, W Marsh, PS Martin, G McGregor, W Metcalf, PD Meyers, F Mills, GB Mills, J Monroe, CD Moore, RH Nelson, VT Nguyen, P Nienaber, JA Nowak, S Ouedraogo, RB Patterson, D Perevalov, CC Polly, E Prebys, JL Raaf, H Ray, BP Roe, AD Russell, V Sandberg, R Schirato, D Schmitz, MH Shaevitz, FC Shoemaker, D Smith, M Soderberg, M Sorel, P Spentzouris, I Stancu, RJ Stefanski, M Sung, HA Tanaka, R Tayloe, M Tzanov, R Van de Water, MO Wascko, DH White, MJ Wilking, HJ Yang, GP Zeller, ED Zimmerman
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Erratum: Pion production by protons on a thin beryllium target at 6.4, 12.3, and 17.5 GeV/c incident proton momenta (Physocal Review C (2008) 77 (015209))

Physical Review C Nuclear Physics 77:4 (2008)

Authors:

V Cianciolo, BA Cole, RC Fernow, AD Frawley, M Gilkes, S Gushue, EP Hartouni, H Hiejima, M Justice, JH Kang, HG Kirk, JM Link, N Maeda, RL McGrath, S Mioduszewski, J Monroe, D Morrison, M Moulson, MN Namboodiri, G Rai, K Read, L Remsberg, M Rosati, Y Shin, RA Soltz, M Sorel, S Sorensen, JH Thomas, Y Torun, DL Winter, X Yang, WA Zajc, Y Zhang
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Measurement of Muon Neutrino Quasielastic Scattering on Carbon

Physical Review Letters American Physical Society (APS) 100:3 (2008) 032301

Authors:

AA Aguilar-Arevalo, AO Bazarko, SJ Brice, BC Brown, L Bugel, J Cao, L Coney, JM Conrad, DC Cox, A Curioni, Z Djurcic, DA Finley, BT Fleming, R Ford, FG Garcia, GT Garvey, C Green, JA Green, TL Hart, E Hawker, R Imlay, RA Johnson, P Kasper, T Katori, T Kobilarcik, I Kourbanis, S Koutsoliotas, EM Laird, JM Link, Y Liu, Y Liu, WC Louis, KBM Mahn, W Marsh, PS Martin, G McGregor, W Metcalf, PD Meyers, F Mills, GB Mills, J Monroe, CD Moore, RH Nelson, P Nienaber, S Ouedraogo, RB Patterson, D Perevalov, CC Polly, E Prebys, JL Raaf, H Ray, BP Roe, AD Russell, V Sandberg, R Schirato, D Schmitz, MH Shaevitz, FC Shoemaker, D Smith, M Sorel, P Spentzouris, I Stancu, RJ Stefanski, M Sung, HA Tanaka, R Tayloe, M Tzanov, R Van de Water, MO Wascko, DH White, MJ Wilking, HJ Yang, GP Zeller, ED Zimmerman
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Pion production by protons on a thin beryllium target at 6.4, 12.3, and 17.5 GeV/c incident proton momenta

Physical Review C Nuclear Physics 77:1 (2008)

Authors:

I Chemakin, V Cianciolo, BA Cole, RC Fernow, AD Frawley, M Gilkes, S Gushue, EP Hartouni, H Hiejima, M Justice, JH Kang, HG Kirk, JM Link, N Maeda, RL McGrath, S Mioduszewski, J Monroe, D Morrison, M Moulson, MN Namboodiri, G Rai, K Read, L Remsberg, M Rosati, Y Shin, RA Soltz, M Sorel, S Sorensen, JH Thomas, Y Torun, DL Winter, X Yang, WA Zajc, Y Zhang

Abstract:

An analysis of inclusive pion production in proton-beryllium collisions at 6.4, 12.3, and 17.5 GeV/c proton beam momentum has been performed. The data were taken by Experiment 910 at the Alternating Gradient Synchrotron at the Brookhaven National Laboratory. The differential π+ and π- production cross sections (d2σ/dpdΩ) were measured up to 400 mrad in θπ and up to 6 GeV/c in pπ. The measured cross section was fit with a Sanford-Wang parametrization. © 2008 The American Physical Society.
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