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- who: C. Ahdida from the resolution, as demonstrated by the OPERA experiment [15]The technique allows detecting tau leptons [16] and charmed hadrons [17] by disentangling their production and decay vertices. It is also suited for LDM detection through the direct observation of the scattering off electrons in the absorber layers. The high spatial resolution of the nuclear emulsion allows measuring the momentum of charged particles through the detection of multiple Coulomb scattering in the passive material [18], and identifying electrons by observing electromagnetic showers in the brick [19]. Nuclear emulsion films are produced by Nagoya University . . .
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