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Optimization and Underground Implementation of the KAPAE Phase II Detector for an Invisible New Particle Search in Positronium Decay
The KAPAE Phase II detector was developed to search for invisible decays of positronium as a probe of physics beyond the Standard Model. The detector geometry was optimized with Geant4 simulations, and the scintillation and readout performance were evaluated experimentally. The temperature dependenc
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