Status report from VERITAS

Authors :: Jamie Holder
I. Jung
M. J. Lang
Gernot Maier
S. P. Wakely
R. G. Wagner
D. A. Carter-Lewis
D. Steele
J. S. Perkins
P. Cogan
M. K. Daniel
Henric Krawczynski
David Kieda
E. Hays
John Kildea
Tulun Ergin
G. H. Gillanders
P. Kaaret
K G Gutierrez
A. J.R. Weinstein
Wei Cui
P Fortin
D. Horan
L. Valcarcel
G. E. Kenny
Thomas Brian Humensky
S. P. Swordy
C. Dowdall
David A. Williams
A. D. Falcone
S. J. Fegan
Karen Byrum
Stephanie Wissel
M. Schroedter
Lucy Fortson
S. M. Bradbury
V. V. Vassiliev
F. Pizlo
A. Konopelko
D. S. Hanna
A. Imran
John L. Quinn
G. H. Sembroski
K. G. Gibbs
H. J. Rose
J. H. Buckley
F. Krennrich
S. B. Hughes
Omer Celik
J. A. Toner
G. Blaylock
T. C. Weekes
T. Nagai
P. Moriarty
R. J. White
J. Grube
A. W. Smith
C. Duke
R. A. Ong
S. LeBohec
J. Millis
Source :: Journal of Physics: Conference Series. 60:34-39
Publication Year :: 2007
Publisher :: IOP Publishing, 2007.
Abstract: VERITAS is a ground-based gamma-ray observatory covering energies between 100 GeV and 50 TeV and will start operating by January 2007. We give a brief report of the construction status and performance characteristics of the telescopes.

Subjects :: Physics
History
Observatory
Astrophysics::High Energy Astrophysical Phenomena
Astrophysics::Instrumentation and Methods for Astrophysics
Astronomy
High Energy Physics::Experiment
Astrophysics
Status report
Computer Science Applications
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