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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Displaced vertex"”.

  1. Searching for long-lived particles Beyond the Standard Model with displaced vertex signatures using the ATLAS detector: Not all hopes for new physics die immediately

    … data taken in 2015-2018. The first analysis uses displaced vertex signatures in multijet-triggered events to search for long-lived particles that decay into hadrons in the ATLAS inner detector. This was the first such Run 2 search, placing the best limits in this lifetime range to date on R-parity …

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  2. Searching for Heavy Photons With Detached Vertices in the Heavy Photon Search Experiment

    … after. The experiment utilizes a silicon vertex tracker (SVT) for momentum and vertex reconstruction, together with an electromagnetic calorimeter for measuring particle energies and triggering events. The HPS experiment took its first data during the spring 2015 engineering run using a 1 …

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  3. Phenomenology of new physics beyond the Standard Model: signals of Supersymmetry with displaced vertices and an extended Higgs sector at colliders

    … sparticle searches and via searches for displaced vertices; and the experimental search for long-lived massive particles via a displaced vertex signature using data of proton-proton collisions collected at a collider center of mass energy of 8 TeV in 2012 by the ATLAS detector operating …

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