US - China Cooperative Research (Physics): Study of Very High Energy Light Particle Production in Heavy - Ion Collisions using BGO Glass Scintillator Detectors

美中合作研究（物理学）：研究极高 利用BGO在重离子碰撞中产生能量轻粒子 玻璃闪烁探测器。 这个建议是为了支持建设一个大型锗酸铋 研究高能粒子的玻璃闪烁体探测器 生产 这项合作研究是由弗雷德里克博士提出的 密歇根大学贝凯蒂教授和尹志万教授、沈 中国陶瓷科学院上海陶瓷研究所丁忠 科学 密歇根大学的研究小组已经成功地 测试了使用大型锗酸铋玻璃闪烁体， 探测高能（E 200 MeV）下产生的粒子。 的 上海硅酸盐研究所的合作科学家 (SCI)在生产大型、透明铋方面拥有广泛的专业知识 锗酸盐晶体，在构建这个高的重要组成部分， 能量闪烁体检测器，但不是商业上可获得的。 他们计划共同建造一个非常高能量（E200 MeV）的大型 锗酸铋玻璃闪烁体粒子探测器 生产 铋锗酸盐玻璃闪烁体探测器被广泛使用 在高能物理和核物理中， PET扫描仪的一部分。 该项目的成果是一种设备 能够检测在高能量（E200）下产生的粒子 MeV），目前没有设备能够测量。 应用 可以提供关键数据， 辐射监测设备和卫星监测的效率。 该项目由美国国家科学基金会和中国科学院共同支持 科学。

Title: US-China Cooperative Research (Physics): Study of Very High Energy Light Particle Production in Heavy-Ion Collisions Using BGO Glass Scintillator Detectors. This proposal is for support to construct a large bismuth germanate glass scintillator detector for studying high energy particle production. This cooperative study is proposed by Dr. Frederick Becchetti, University of Michigan, and Professors Yin Zhiwan and Shen Dingzhong, Shanghai Instititute of Ceramics, Chinese Academy of Science. The research team at the University of Michigan has successfully tested the use of a large bismuth germanate glass scintillator to detect particles generated under high energy (E 200 MeV). The collaborating scientists from the Shanghai Institute of Ceramics (SCI) have extensive expertise in producing large, clear bismuth germanate crystals, an essential part in constructing this high energy scintillator detector, but not commercially available. Jointly they plan to construct a very high energy (E200 MeV) large bismuth germanate glass scintillator detector for detecting particle production. Bismuth germanate glass scintillator detectors are used extensively in high-energy physics and nuclear physics, and form an essential part of the PET scanners. The result of this project is a device capable of detecting particles generated under high energy (E200 MeV), which no equipment is able to measure at present. Applications of this detector can provide critical data for improving detection efficiency for radiation monitoring devices and satellite surveillance. This project is jointly supported by the NSF and the Chinese Academy of Sciences.