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Showing 1 to 9 of 9 for “"Experimental particle physics."”.
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Position sensitive detectors in GaAs
… applications with the original motivation being experimental particle physics. An account is given of basic semiconductor physics relevant to particle detectors. A review of electronics applicable to reading out charged signals from semiconductor detectors is included. Applications of gallium …
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Seeing the Forest Through the Trees: Knowledge Retrieval for Streamlining Particle Physics Analysis
… long-running scientific collaborations. Within experimental particle physics, such structured knowledge bases could expedite methodological and editorial review. Complementarily, within the broader scientific community, generative LLM systems grounded in published work could make for reliable …
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The ruins of science : whatever happened to the Tevatron?
The Tevatron was the world's highest energy particle accelerator for more than two decades. Built at Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory in Batavia, Illinois in the early 1980s, the machine accelerated protons and antiprotons through its 4.26-mile ring of magnets and smashed them together in one …
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Designing an event display for the Transition Radiation Detector in ALICE
… Research (CERN). Reviews of the fields of particle physics and visualisation are presented to motivate formally designing this display for two different audiences. We formulate a methodology, based on successful design studies in similar fields, that involves experimental physicists in the …
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Machine learning techniques for calorimeter cluster calibration of the CMS particle flow algorithm.
… the energies of charged and neutral hadrons. The Particle Flow (PF) algorithm integrates information from various CMS sub-detectors to reconstruct and identify all particles produced in proton collisions. Photons and neural hadrons are reconstructed using PF element energy clusters. A proper …
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Machine learning techniques for calorimeter cluster calibration of the CMS particle flow algorithm.
… the energies of charged and neutral hadrons. The Particle Flow (PF) algorithm integrates information from various CMS sub-detectors to reconstruct and identify all particles produced in proton collisions. Photons and neural hadrons are reconstructed using PF element energy clusters. A proper …
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First multi-year muography of Etna Volcano
… their results, they concluded that ``there exist particles of unit charge, but with a mass larger than that of a normal free electron and much smaller than that of a proton''. For this reason, Anderson initially gave it the name of mesotron. In 1937 J. C. Street and E.C. Stevenson, while working …
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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
… searches assume that Beyond the Standard Model particles decay immediately after they are produced. However, there is no a priori motivation for this assumption. This thesis details part of the growing effort to use new unorthodox signatures to search for models where these particles are …
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Measurement Of Angular Coefficients Of Drell-Yan E(+) E(-) Pairs In Ppbar Collisions At Square Root Of Center Of Mass Energy Of 1.96 Tev.
In this paper we present the status of the measurement of angular distributions of final state electrons in ppbar → γ*/Z → e+ e− + X events produced in the Z boson mass region at square root of center of mass energy of 1.96 TeV at the Tevatron. For this analysis, we have used the Run IIb2 dataset …