B. Heck

Publishing 1980–1986

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Publications 7

  1. Results on space measurement accuracy from tests of a half-scale DELPHI TPC prototype
  2. Antibaryon production in the central region at the ISR
    nuclear physics b 1984 167 reads
  3. The jet cross section in pp interactions at √s = 45 GeV and its √s dependence
    physics letters b 1983 166 reads
  4. The dominance of jets at large transverse energy in a full-azimuth hadron calorimeter at ISR energies
    physics letters b 1983 199 reads
  5. Direct evidence for the emergence of jets in events triggered on large transverse energy in pp collisions at s = 63 GeV
    physics letters b 1982 177 reads
  6. Further evidence for jet production from the charged particles produced in pp collisions at s = 63 GeV triggered on large transverse energy
    physics letters b 1982 315 reads
  7. Operation of a drift chamber vertex detector at the ISR

Possible papers by B. Heck 1

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  1. The DELPHI time projection chamber
    as B.W. Heck nuclear instruments and methods in physics research section a: accelerators, spectrometers, detectors and associated equipment 1989
    Shared co-author: C Brand, D. Delikaris +20 Same journal

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