Describes the germanium monlithic detector and discusses its performance. The detector is a parallelepiped 5 x 5 x 20 mm in volume with 48 electrodes 20 mm long, 50 microns wide and spaced 50 microns one from the other deposited on one face. Presents a sketch of the detector and its working principle. To obtain a finer granularity, a telescope of 40 layers of silica was substituted with a target made out of a single block of germanium followed by a silicon telescope.
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