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Intrinsic time resolution of a hexagonal BC404 scintillator: A Monte Carlo study of interaction geometry and optical reflectivity
Time resolution is an important parameter in particle detectors, as it determines their ability to distinguish between two temporally separated events. It can be decomposed into electronic and intrinsic contributions, the latter being influenced by scintillation, optical transport, detector geometry
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