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First results from the SLD silicon calorimeters

Document Type

Periodical

Author

Berridge, S.C.; Brau, J.E.; Bugg, W.M.; Frey, R.; Furuno, K.; Gioumousis, A.; Haller, G.; Huber, J.; Hwang, H.; Kroeger, R.S.; Park, H.; Pitts, K.T.; Seward, P.; Weidemann, A.W.; White, S.L.; Zeitlin, C.J.

Source

IEEE Transactions on Nuclear Science IEEE Trans. Nucl. Sci. Nuclear Science, IEEE Transactions on. 39(5):1242-1248 Oct, 1992

Subject

Nuclear Engineering
Bioengineering
Superluminescent diodes
Silicon
Sampling methods
Particle beams
Particle beam measurements
Extraterrestrial measurements
Physics
Particle measurements
Detectors
Electromagnetic scattering

Language

ISSN

0018-9499
1558-1578

Abstract

The small-angle calorimeters of the SLAC large detector (SLD) were successfully operated during the recent SLAC linear collider (SLC) engineering run. The luminosity monitor and small-angle tagger (LMSAT) covers the angular region between 28 and 68 mrad from the beam axis, while the medium-angle silicon calorimeter (MASC) covers the 68-190-mrad region. Both are silicon-tungsten sampling calorimeters. The LMSAT employs 23 layers of 0.86 X/sub 0/ sampling, while the MASC has 10 layers of 1.74 X/sub 0/ sampling, while the MASC has 10 layers of 1.74 X/sub 0/ sampling. The authors present results from the first run of the SLC with the SLD on beamline.ETX

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