A Time-of-Flight detector in CDF-II
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Abstract
A Time-of-Flight (TOF) detector, based on plastic scintillators and fine-mesh photomultipliers, has been added to the Collider Detector at Fermilab (CDF)-II experiment at the Tevatron pp̄ collider. The primary physics motivation is to provide charged kaon identification to improve neutral B meson flavor determination. Besides that, the TOF detector found application in the CDF trigger system in implementation of highly ionizing particle, high multiplicity and cosmic rays triggers.
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| Authors | D. Acosta,M. Ahn,K. Anikeev,G. Bauer,G. Bellettini,S. Cabrera,C. Cerri,Sandro De Cecco,D. DePedis,A. DiGirolamo,C. Dionisi,J. Fernandez,I.K. Furic,C. Chen,I. Cho,Stefano Giagu,G. Gomez,C. Grozis,M. Jones,H. Kaneko,A. Kazama,R. Kephart,D.H. Kim,B.J. Kim,M.S. Kim,S.B. Kim,Y.K. Kim,J. Konigsberg,W. Kononenko,A. Korn,I. Kravchenko,J. Kroll,J. Lee,J. Lewis,A. Madorsky,G.M. Mayers,A. Menzione,M. Mulhearn,F.M. Newcomer,Y. Oh,R.G.C. Oldeman,Ch. Paus,S. Pavlon,J. Piedra,M. Rescigno,T. Rodrigo,A. Ruiz,Koji Sato,R. Stanek,K. Sumorok,F. Ukegawa,D. Usynin,R. Van Berg,E. Vataga,G. Veramendi,I. Vila,R. Vilar,I. Yu,L. Zanello;D. Acosta;M. Ahn;K. Anikeev;G. Bauer;G. Bellettini;S. Cabrera;C. Cerri;Sandro De Cecco;D. DePedis;A. DiGirolamo;C. Dionisi;J. Fernandez;I.K. Furic;C. Chen;I. Cho;Stefano Giagu;G. Gomez;C. Grozis;M. Jones;H. Kaneko;A. Kazama;R. Kephart;D.H. Kim;B.J. Kim;M.S. Kim;S.B. Kim;Y.K. Kim;J. Konigsberg;W. Kononenko;A. Korn;I. Kravchenko;J. Kroll;J. Lee;J. Lewis;A. Madorsky;G.M. Mayers;A. Menzione;M. Mulhearn;F.M. Newcomer;Y. Oh;R.G.C. Oldeman;Ch. Paus;S. Pavlon;J. Piedra;M. Rescigno;T. Rodrigo;A. Ruiz;Koji Sato;R. Stanek;K. Sumorok;F. Ukegawa;D. Usynin;R. Van Berg;E. Vataga;G. Veramendi;I. Vila;R. Vilar;I. Yu;L. Zanello; |
| Journal | nuclear instruments and methods in physics research section a: accelerators, spectrometers, detectors and associated equipment |
| Year | 2004 |
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10.1016/j.nima.2003.11.097
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