2009-068 Bubble Chamber Detector Film, SLAC-BC-72-73

Title

Description

103 reels of Bubble Chamber detector film from SLAC-BC-72-73. BC-72 was an Experiment to Study Charm Photoproduction in the SHF Exposed to a Polarized Monoenergetic Back Scattered Laser Beam of 20-GeV Photons. BC-72 was proposed by the SLAC Hybrid Facility Photon Collaboration, spokesperson Ken Moffeit. BC-72 was approved 7/10/1979. SLAC-PROPOSAL-BC-73 was combined with BC-72. SLAC-BC-73 was an Experiment to Measure the Lifetime and Other Properties of Charmed Mesons and Baryons using the SLAC 40 inch Chamber in the Backward Scattered Laser Beam. Spokesperson for BC-73 was George Kalmus of Rutherford Lab, Imperial College, England. There are two sizes of film reels for BC-72-73. 54 reels are 3 inch film (70mm) and 49 reels are 1.5 inch (35 mm). In most cases, there are 3 inch and 1.5 inch versions of each roll number. Each oversize box holds 6-9 reels; each reel of film is in an 11x11 inch box.

Creator

Research Division: Bubble Chamber Group.

Date

1979-1980

Contributor

Moffeit, Ken

Kalmus, George

Format

Bubble Chamber Film

Identifier

2009-068

Extent

26 cubic feet

Experiment No.

SLAC-BC-72-73

SLAC-BC-72

SLAC-BC-73

Collection

SLAC Archives, History & Records Office

Citation

Research Division: Bubble Chamber Group. , “2009-068 Bubble Chamber Detector Film, SLAC-BC-72-73,” SLAC Archives, accessed March 24, 2023, https://slacarchives.omeka.net/items/show/1214.