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Largest layer of SCT barrel detector

The largest radius layer of the SCT barrel detector after all SCT modules had been mounted in a clean room in the physics department.

Professor Tony Weidberg

Senior Researcher

Research theme

  • Fundamental particles and interactions

Sub department

  • Particle Physics

Research groups

  • ATLAS
Tony.Weidberg@physics.ox.ac.uk
Telephone: 01865 (2)73370
Denys Wilkinson Building, room 629
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  • Publications

Study of neutron irradiated silicon counters with a fast amplifier

Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research Section A Accelerators Spectrometers Detectors and Associated Equipment Elsevier 337:1 (1993) 57-65

Authors:

S Bates, DJ Munday, MA Parker, F Anghinolfi, A Chilingarov, A Ciasnohova, M Glaser, P Jarron, F Lemeilleur, JC Santiard, C Gößling, B Lisowski, S Pilath, A Rolf, R Bonino, AG Clark, H Kambara, X Wu, E Fretwurst, G Lindström, T Schulz, GF Moorhead, GN Taylor, SN Tovey, R Hawkings, A Weidberg, J Teiger
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A study of a second level track trigger for ATLAS

Nuclear Inst. and Methods in Physics Research, A 336:1-2 (1993) 59-77

Authors:

K Borer, S Bates, DJ Munday, MA Parker, A Poppleton, C Gössling, B Lisowski, A Reichold, R Spiwoks, E Tsesmelis, AG Clark, R Bonino, X Wu, GF Moorhead, GN Taylor, SN Tovey, S Stapnes, RJ Hawkings, AR Weidberg, P Lubrano, P Scampoli, J Teiger, A Gheorghe, R Bock, W Krischer

Abstract:

This paper discusses some of the problems of triggering at a high energy, high luminosity pp collider. A suggested second level track trigger for the ATLAS detector is described, based on hit information from a silicon tracker. Detailed Monte Carlo simulations have been performed to assess the performance of the trigger in accepting electrons and in rejecting the QCD jets that would fake electrons in the first level calorimeter trigger. Studies of the feasibility of implementing such a trigger are also presented. © 1993.
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A search for new intermediate vector bosons and excited quarks decaying to two-jets at the CERN p̄p collider

Nuclear Physics, Section B 400:1-3 (1993) 3-22

Authors:

J Alitti, G Ambrosini, R Ansari, D Autiero, P Bareyre, IA Bertram, G Blaylock, P Bonamy, K Borer, M Bourliaud, D Buskulic, G Carboni, D Cavalli, V Cavasinni, P Cenci, JC Chollet, C Conta, G Costa, F Costantini, L Cozzi, A Cravero, M Curatolo, A Dell'Acqua, T DelPrete, RS DeWolf, L DiLella, Y Ducros, GF Egan, KF Einsweiler, B Esposito, L Fayard, A Federspiel, R Ferrari, M Fraternali, D Froidevaux, G Fumagalli, JM Gaillard, F Gianotti, O Gildemeister, C Gössling, VG Goggi, S Grünendahl, K Hara, S Hellman, J Hřivnáč, H Hufnagel, E Hugentobler, K Hultqvist, E Iacopini, J Incandela, K Jakobs, P Jenni, EE Kluge, N Kurz, S Lami, P Lariccia, M Lefebvre, L Linssen, M Livan, P Lubrano, C Magneville, L Malgeri, L Mandelli, L Mapelli, M Mazzanti, K Meier, B Merkel, JP Meyer, M Moniez, R Moning, M Morganti, L Müller, DJ Munday, M Nessi, F Nessi-Tedaldi, C Onions, T Pal, MA Parker, G Parrour, F Pastore, E Pennacchio, JM Pentney, M Pepe, L Perini, C Petridou, P Petroff, H Plothow-Besch, G Polesello, A Poppleton, K Pretzl, M Primavera, M Punturo, JP Repellin, A Rimoldi, M Sacchi, P Scampoli, J Schacher, B Schmidt, V Šimák, SL Singh

Abstract:

The two-jet invariant mass spectrum as measured in the UA2 experiment is used to search for additional heavy vector bosons decaying to two-jets. The mass of an additional W boson that couples to fermions with a V+A form is constrained to be greater than 261 GeV to the 90% confidence level. A limit on the production cross section of additional W and Z bosons is given as a function of the boson mass. A limit on the production of excited quarks is also given as a function of the excited quark mass. © 1993.
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The design and function of a radiation tolerant silicon tracker for an LHC experiment

Nuclear and Particle Physics Proceedings Elsevier 32 (1993) 250-259

Authors:

CERN Detector RD Collaboration RD-2, F Anghinolfi, P Aspell, R Bardos, SJ Bates, R Bonino, D Campbell, A Chilingarov, AG Clark, N Claussen, C Couyoumtzelis, E Fretwurst, O Gildemeister, M Glaser, G Gorfine, C Göβling, R Hawkings, EHM Heijne, P Jarron, F Lemeilleur, C Leroy, G Lindström, P Lubrano, G Moorhead, DJ Munday, P Murray, G Nawrath, E Occelli, H Pagel, B Papendick, MA Parker, S Pilath, A Poppleton, A Reichold, J Rioux, A Rolf, M Rouger, P Roy, JC Santiard, P Scampoli, T Schulz, P Seller, R Spiwoks, G Taylor, J Teiger, E Tsesmelis, S Tovey, H Verweij, A Weidberg, T Weiβe, X Wu, R Wunstorf
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NEUTRON-IRRADIATION OF SILICON DIODES AT TEMPERATURES OF +20-DEGREES-C AND -20-DEGREES-C

NUCL INSTRUM METH A 326:1-2 (1993) 365-372

Authors:

F ANGHINOLFI, R BARDOS, SJ BATES, R BONINO, AG CLARK, N CLAUSSEN, E FRETWURST, M GLASER, G GORFINE, C GOSSLING, EHM HEIJNE, P JARRON, R KLINGENBERG, F LEMEILLEUR, G LINDSTROM, G MOORHEAD, DJ MUNDAY, E OCCELLI, H PAGEL, B PAPENDICK, MA PARKER, D POLLMANN, A POPPLETON, A ROLF, P SCAMPOLI, T SCHULZ, G TAYLOR, S TOVEY, AR WEIDBERG, X WU, R WUNSTORF
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