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The ionisation hodoscope of the DIRAC experiment

The ionisation hodoscope (IH) of the DIRAC (PS 212) experiment at CERN is optimised to separate ionisation signals produced by otherwise unresolved double tracks from ionisation signals produced by a single particle. While its total thickness is only 1.5% of a radiation length, it consists of four p...

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Autores principales: Bitsadze, G, Brekhovskikh, V, Kuptsov, A, Lapshin, V G, Rykalin, V I, Tauscher, L, Zhabitsky, V M
Lenguaje:eng
Publicado: 2004
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Acceso en línea:http://cds.cern.ch/record/818547
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author Bitsadze, G
Brekhovskikh, V
Kuptsov, A
Lapshin, V G
Rykalin, V I
Tauscher, L
Zhabitsky, V M
author_facet Bitsadze, G
Brekhovskikh, V
Kuptsov, A
Lapshin, V G
Rykalin, V I
Tauscher, L
Zhabitsky, V M
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collection CERN
description The ionisation hodoscope (IH) of the DIRAC (PS 212) experiment at CERN is optimised to separate ionisation signals produced by otherwise unresolved double tracks from ionisation signals produced by a single particle. While its total thickness is only 1.5% of a radiation length, it consists of four planes and provides two measurements of ionisation loss in each of the two projections. It suppresses the background from single-track events by a factor 50 while keeping more than 80% of double-track events. The IH design and performance during data taking in 2001-2003 are described.
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spelling cern-8185472019-09-30T06:29:59Zhttp://cds.cern.ch/record/818547engBitsadze, GBrekhovskikh, VKuptsov, ALapshin, V GRykalin, V ITauscher, LZhabitsky, V MThe ionisation hodoscope of the DIRAC experimentDetectors and Experimental TechniquesThe ionisation hodoscope (IH) of the DIRAC (PS 212) experiment at CERN is optimised to separate ionisation signals produced by otherwise unresolved double tracks from ionisation signals produced by a single particle. While its total thickness is only 1.5% of a radiation length, it consists of four planes and provides two measurements of ionisation loss in each of the two projections. It suppresses the background from single-track events by a factor 50 while keeping more than 80% of double-track events. The IH design and performance during data taking in 2001-2003 are described.DIRAC-PUB-2004-02oai:cds.cern.ch:8185472004
spellingShingle Detectors and Experimental Techniques
Bitsadze, G
Brekhovskikh, V
Kuptsov, A
Lapshin, V G
Rykalin, V I
Tauscher, L
Zhabitsky, V M
The ionisation hodoscope of the DIRAC experiment
title The ionisation hodoscope of the DIRAC experiment
title_full The ionisation hodoscope of the DIRAC experiment
title_fullStr The ionisation hodoscope of the DIRAC experiment
title_full_unstemmed The ionisation hodoscope of the DIRAC experiment
title_short The ionisation hodoscope of the DIRAC experiment
title_sort ionisation hodoscope of the dirac experiment
topic Detectors and Experimental Techniques
url http://cds.cern.ch/record/818547
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