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Insertion of STC into TRT at the Department of Physics, Oxford
Credit: CERN

Richard Nickerson

Associate Professor of Physics

Sub department

  • Particle Physics
Richard.Nickerson@physics.ox.ac.uk
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Observation of KNO scaling in the neutral energy spectra from αα and pp collisions at ISR energies

Physics Letters B 168:1-2 (1986) 158-162

Authors:

ALS Angelis, G Basini, HJ Besch, RE Breedon, L Camilleri, TJ Chapin, C Chasman, RL Cool, PT Cox, C Von Gagern, C Grosso-Pilcher, DS Hannaxab, PE Haustein, BM Humphries, JT Linnemann, CB Newman-Holmes, RB Nickerson, JW Olness, N Phinney, BG Pope, SH Pordes, KJ Powell, RW Rusack, CW Salgado, AM Segar, SR Stampke, M Tanaka, MJ Tannenbaum, P Thieberger, JM Yelton

Abstract:

Neutral transverse energy spectra in pp and αα interactions are analyzed in terms of the wounded nucleon model. Analysis of the αα spectrum by application of a multiple nucleon-nucleon collision mechanism is conveniently performed when a gamma distribution is used to represent the pp spectral shape. The wounded nucleon model provides a reasonable description of the αα spectrum for the first three orders of magnitude, but completly fails to account for the slope of the high energy tail of the distribution. However, the pp and αα spectra can both be fitted to the same gamma distribution when scaled by their respective mean values and thus exhibit KNO scaling. © 1986.
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High transverse energy and high transverse momentum events in pp and pp interactions at the CERN intersecting storage rings

Nuclear Physics, Section B 263:1 (1986) 228-244

Authors:

ALS Angelis, G Basini, HJ Besch, RE Breedon, L Camilleri, TJ Chapin, PT Cox, C Von Gagern, C Grosso-Pilcher, DS Hanna, BM Humphries, JT Linnemann, C Newman-Holmes, RB Nickerson, N Phinney, BG Pope, SH Pordes, KJ Powell, RW Rusack, CW Salgado, AM Segar, SR Stampke, MJ Tannenbaum, JM Yelton

Abstract:

A comparison between pp and pp interactions at √s = 52.7 GeV is presented for a total neutral transverse energy (ETo) trigger and for a high transverse momentum (pT) neutral cluster trigger. The rate of production of events in the range 6
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A study of associated particles and second-order processes in electron-pair production at the CERN intersecting storage rings

Physics Letters B 147:6 (1984) 477-480

Authors:

ALS Angelis, G Basini, HJ Besch, RE Breedon, L Camilleri, TJ Chapin, RL Cool, PT Cox, C von Gagern, C Grosso-Pilcher, DS Hanna, BM Humphries, JT Linnemann, C Newman-Holmes, RB Nickerson, N Phinney, BG Pope, SH Pordes, KJ Powell, RW Rusack, CW Salgado, AM Segar, SR Stampke, MJ Tannenbaum, JM Yelton

Abstract:

The multiplicity of particles associated with electron pairs with mass greater than 11 GeV/c2 is found to increase with the transverse momentum pT of the electron pair. The associated particles are observed to recoil against the electron pair and compensate locally its transverse momentum. The data are compared with lower √s dimuon data using the scaling form: s2pT2(d3 σ/dy dpT2 dm2) = H (xT, y, τ). © 1984.
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A study of e+e- pairs in the mass range 11 to 25 GeV/c2 at the CERN intersecting storage rings

Physics Letters B 147:6 (1984) 472-476

Authors:

ALS Angelis, G Basini, HJ Besch, RE Breedon, L Camilleri, TJ Chapin, RL Cool, PT Cox, C von Gagern, C Grosso-Pilcher, DS Hanna, BM Humphries, JT Linnemann, C Newman-Holmes, RB Nickerson, N Phinney, BG Pope, SH Pordes, KJ Powell, RW Rusack, CW Salgado, AM Segar, SR Stampke, MJ Tannenbaum, JM Yelton

Abstract:

A sample of 58e+e- events with an invariant mass greater than 11 GeV/c2 produced in pp collisions at a centre-of-mass energy of 62.3 GeV is discussed. The cross sections are presented as a function of the mass and transverse momentum. The electron pairs produced with a mean transverse momentum of 2.50 ± 0.25 GeV/c. © 1984.
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Jets in high transverse energy events at the CERN intersecting storage rings

Nuclear Physics, Section B 244:1 (1984) 1-22

Authors:

ALS Angelis, G Basini, HJ Besch, RE Breedon, L Camilleri, TJ Chapin, RL Cool, PT Cox, C von Gagern, C Grosso-Pilcher, DS Hanna, BM Humphries, JT Linnemann, CB Newman-Holmes, RB Nickerson, N Phinney, BG Pope, SH Pordes, KJ Powell, RW Rusack, CW Salgado, AM Segar, SR Stampke, MJ Tannenbaum, JM Yelton

Abstract:

Most events with high neutral transverse energy, ET0, produced in pp colisions at √s = 62.3 GeV, are jet-like. The evidence for this is presented, based on data collected using an electromagnetic calorimeter covering 90% of 2π in azimuth. The spectrum dN/dET0 has been measured over the ET0 range from 10 to 35 GeV. Properties of the observed jets are discussed. © 1984.
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