학술논문

Status of the ATLAS Level-1 Central Trigger and Muon Barrel Trigger and First Results from Cosmic-Ray Data
Document Type
Periodical
Author
Aielli, G.Aloisio, A.Alviggi, M. G.Antonelli, S.Ask, S.Bellagamba, L.Ben Ami, S.Benhammou, Y.Berge, D.Bianco, M.Biglietti, M. G.Boscherini, D.Bressler, S.Bruni, A.Bruni, G.Buda, S.Camarri, P.Canale, V.Caracinha, D.Cardarelli, R.Carlino, G.Chiodini, G.Ciapetti, G.Coluccia, M. R.Constantin, S.Conventi, F.DeAsmundis, R.DellaPietra, M.DellaVolpe, D.Dogaru, M.De Pedis, D.Di Girolamo, A.DiCiaccio, A.Di Mattia, A.Ellis, N.Etzion, E.Farthouat, P.Fukunaga, C.Gallno, P.Gorini, E.Grancagnolo, F.Giusti, P.Haas, S.Haller, J.Hasegawa, Y.Iacobucci, G.Ikeno, M.Iengo, P.Ishino, M.Iwasaki, H.Izzo, V.Kadosaka, T.Kajomovitz, E.Kanaya, N.Kawagoe, K.Kawamoto, T.Kiyamura, H.Klofver, P.Kobayashi, T.Kohno, T.Krasznahorkay, A.Kubota, T.Kurashige, H.Kuwabara, T.Lellouch, D.Levinson, L.Liberti, B.Lifshitz, R.Luci, C.Lupu, N.Marchese, F.Messina, A.Mikenberg, G.Migliaccio, A.Nagano, K.Nisati, A.Niwa, T.Nomachi, M.Nomoto, H.Nozaki, M.Ochi, A.Ohm, C.Okumura, Y.Omachi, C.Oshita, H.Patricelli, S.Pauly, T.Perantoni, M.Pessoa Lima, H.Petrolo, E.Pasqualucci, E.Pastore, F.Pectu, M.Perrino, R.Polini, A.Primavera, M.Roich, A.Rosati, S.Salamon, A.Sakamoto, H.Santonico, R.Sasaki, O.Schuler, G.de Seixas, J. M.Sekhniaidze, G.Solfaroli, S.Spagnolo, S.Spila, F.Spiwoks, R.Sugaya, Y.Sugimoto, T.Takahashi, Y.Takeda, H.Takeshita, T.Tanaka, S.Tarem, S.Tomoto, M.Bahat Treidel, O.Vari, R.Veneziano, S.Wengler, T.Yamaguchi, Y.Yasu, Y.Zanello, L.
Source
IEEE Transactions on Nuclear Science IEEE Trans. Nucl. Sci. Nuclear Science, IEEE Transactions on. 55(1):139-144 Feb, 2008
Subject
Nuclear Engineering
Bioengineering
Mesons
Physics
Large Hadron Collider
Ambient intelligence
Irrigation
Particle beams
Colliding beam devices
Event detection
Detectors
Hardware
Data acquisition
real time systems
triggering
Language
ISSN
0018-9499
1558-1578
Abstract
The ATLAS detector at CERN's Large Hadron Collider (LHC) will be exposed to proton-proton collisions from beams crossing at 40 MHz. A three-level trigger system will select potentially interesting events in order to reduce the read-out rate to about 200 Hz. The first trigger level is implemented in custom-built electronics and makes an initial fast selection based on detector data of coarse granularity. It has to reduce the rate by a factor of $10^{4}$ to less than 100 kHz. The other two consecutive trigger levels are in software and run on PC farms. We present an overview of the first-level central trigger and the muon barrel trigger system and report on the current installation status. Moreover, we show analysis results of cosmic-ray data recorded in situ at the ATLAS experimental site with final or close-to-final hardware.