The dominance of jets at large transverse energy in a full-azimuth hadron calorimeter at ISR energies
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Abstract
Events with a large transverse energy in a calorimeter with full azimuthal coverage and |y| < 0.9 have been investigated in pp collisions at âs = 30, 45, and 63 GeV. A striking change in the event structure, corresponding to a clear emergence of high-pT jets, is observed at âs = 63 and 45 GeV in the region between 25 and 35 GeV in transverse energy. At âs = 30 GeV, the data extend to ET âź 20 GeV, but no such change in the event structure is observed.| Reference Key |
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| Authors | T. à kesson,M.G. Albrow,S. Almehed,R. Batley,O. Benary,O. Botner,H. Bøggild,H. Breuker,H. Brody,V. Burkert,R. Carosi,A.A. Carter,J.R. Carter,P. Cecil,W.E. Cleland,S.U. Chung,D. Cockerill,S. Dagan,E. Dahl-Jensen,P. Dam,G. Damgaard,S. Eidelman,W.M. Evans,C.W. Fabjan,P. Frandsen,S. Frankel,W. Frati,M. Gibson,U. Goerlach,H. Gordon,A. Hallgren,K.H. Hansen,B. Heck,V. Hedberg,J. Hiddleston,H.J. Hilke,J. Hooper,G. Jarlskog,P. Jeffreys,T. Jensen,A. Kalinovsky,G. Kesseler,T. Killian,R. Kroeger,K. Kulka,J.V.D. Lans,J. Lindsay,D. Lissauer,B. LÜrstad,T. Ludlam,A. Markou,N.A. McCubbin,U. MjÜrnmark,W. Molzon,R. Møller,B.S. Nielsen,A. Nilsson,L.H. Olsen,Y. Oren,L. Rosselet,E. Rosso,A. Rudge,R. Schindler,I. Stumer,M. Sullivan,G. Thorstenson,E. Vella,J. Williamson,W.J. Willis,M. Winik,W. Witzeling,C. Woody,W.A. Zajc,I. Dahl-Jensen,The Axial Field Spectrometer Collaboration;T. à kesson;M.G. Albrow;S. Almehed;R. Batley;O. Benary;O. Botner;H. Bøggild;H. Breuker;H. Brody;V. Burkert;R. Carosi;A.A. Carter;J.R. Carter;P. Cecil;W.E. Cleland;S.U. Chung;D. Cockerill;S. Dagan;E. Dahl-Jensen;P. Dam;G. Damgaard;S. Eidelman;W.M. Evans;C.W. Fabjan;P. Frandsen;S. Frankel;W. Frati;M. Gibson;U. Goerlach;H. Gordon;A. Hallgren;K.H. Hansen;B. Heck;V. Hedberg;J. Hiddleston;H.J. Hilke;J. Hooper;G. Jarlskog;P. Jeffreys;T. Jensen;A. Kalinovsky;G. Kesseler;T. Killian;R. Kroeger;K. Kulka;J.V.D. Lans;J. Lindsay;D. Lissauer;B. LÜrstad;T. Ludlam;A. Markou;N.A. McCubbin;U. MjÜrnmark;W. Molzon;R. Møller;B.S. Nielsen;A. Nilsson;L.H. Olsen;Y. Oren;L. Rosselet;E. Rosso;A. Rudge;R. Schindler;I. Stumer;M. Sullivan;G. Thorstenson;E. Vella;J. Williamson;W.J. Willis;M. Winik;W. Witzeling;C. Woody;W.A. Zajc;I. Dahl-Jensen;The Axial Field Spectrometer Collaboration; |
| Journal | physics letters b |
| Year | 1983 |
| DOI | 10.1016/0370-2693(83)90274-5 |
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