Operation of a drift chamber vertex detector at the ISR

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1980
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Abstract
A cylindrical drift chamber with “bicycle-wheel” geometry has been constructed as the central detector for the Axial Field Spectrometer (AFS) at the ISR. To permit particle separation in jet-like event at high events rates, a considerable degree of azimuthal segmentation was chosen together with up to 42 space points per track. These points are obtained from measurements to drift time and charge division. Some particle identification is achieved with ionization loss sampling (dE/dx). This contribution presents details on the construction and the operation of the drift chamber at the ISR and preliminary performance results.
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Authors D. Cockerill,C.W. Fabjan,P. Frandsen,A. Hallgren,B. Heck,H.J. Hilke,R. Hogue,T. Killian,M. Kreisler,J. Lindsay,T. Ludlam,D. Lissauer,W. Molzon,B.S. Nielsen,Y. Oren,P. Queru,L. Rosselet,E. Rosso,A. Rudge,M. Scirè,D.W. Wang,Ch.J. Wang,W.J. Willis,O. Botner,H. Bøggild,E. Dahl-Jensen,I. Dahl-Jensen,Ph. Dam,G. Damgaard,K.H. Hansen,J. Hooper,R. Møller,S.ø. Nielsen,B. Schistad,T. Akesson,S. Almehed,G. Von Dardel,G. Jarlskog,B. Lörstad,A. Melin,U. Mjörnmark,A. Nilsson,M.G. Albrow,N.A. McCubbin,W.M. Evans;D. Cockerill;C.W. Fabjan;P. Frandsen;A. Hallgren;B. Heck;H.J. Hilke;R. Hogue;T. Killian;M. Kreisler;J. Lindsay;T. Ludlam;D. Lissauer;W. Molzon;B.S. Nielsen;Y. Oren;P. Queru;L. Rosselet;E. Rosso;A. Rudge;M. Scirè;D.W. Wang;Ch.J. Wang;W.J. Willis;O. Botner;H. Bøggild;E. Dahl-Jensen;I. Dahl-Jensen;Ph. Dam;G. Damgaard;K.H. Hansen;J. Hooper;R. Møller;S.ø. Nielsen;B. Schistad;T. Akesson;S. Almehed;G. Von Dardel;G. Jarlskog;B. Lörstad;A. Melin;U. Mjörnmark;A. Nilsson;M.G. Albrow;N.A. McCubbin;W.M. Evans;
Journal nuclear instruments and methods
Year 1980
DOI
10.1016/0029-554x(80)90696-5
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https://sciprofiles.com/publication/view/fed10abd38859a8478271a9b866786bc
Keywords
particle jet isr vertex detector azimuthal drift chamber chamber vertex cylindrical drift wheel

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