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Due to the high total count rate coming from the combined area of its detectors, the Pierre Auger Observatory (its detectors have a total area greater than 16,000 m2) detects a flux of secondary particles of the order of ∼108 counts per minute.
An informative example is the "cold fusion" fiasco of 1989, in which electrochemists Stanley Pons and Martin Fleischmann could probably have saved themselves quite a bit of opprobrium if they had sought objective advice from high-energy physicists about the significance of detecting a flux of neutrons or gamma rays in their apparatus.
In 1982, an experiment running under the leadership of Blas Cabrera, one with eight turns of wire, detected a flux change of eight magnetons: indications of a magnetic monopole.
While the EQCM is sensitive to the total mass of ions and solvent exchanged with the electrolyte, the PBD detects the flux of ions exchanged but it is insensitive to the flux of solvent.
Although we can detect oligomycin/antimycin/CCCP-induced mitophagy using our fluorescence assay, we were unable to detect flux of mitochondrial proteins by western blot, which highlights the sensitivity of our assay over currently used methods.
In the wastewater matrix, we used the noninvasive measurement technology to detect the O2 flux of activated sludge before and after treatment with 1, 10 and 100 mg L−1 NPs.
Sensitivity is required to detect the typical flux of ({sim} 4 times 10^{-7}, (hbox {W m}^{-2}hbox { sr}^{-1})) in the H-band (Matsumoto et al. 1996).
In this seminar, I will explain the principles of the resonant microwave cavity technique used by the ADMX experiment to directly detect the local flux of dark matter axions, and the challenges that will be faced as the search for the dark matter broadcast frequency progresses from the 1 GHz band up to 10 GHz and beyond.
No optical emission from the pulsar has been detected down to a limiting flux of V∼27.8.
The instrument detects more than 100,000 neutrinos per year in the GeV to PeV energy range, among these a recent flux of high-energy cosmic neutrinos.
