Particle physics experiments at high energy colliders / by John Hauptman.

By: Hauptman, John [Author]Material type: TextTextSeries: Physics textbook: Publisher: Weinheim : Wiley-VCH, 2011Description: xiii, 210 p. : ill. ; 24 cmISBN: 9783527408252 ; 3527408258 Subject(s): Colliders (Nuclear physics) | Particles (Nuclear physics)DDC classification: 539.73 LOC classification: QC787.C59 | H38 2011
Contents:
Introduction -- Particles of the "standard model" -- Particle detectors -- Particle identification -- Particle accelerators and colliders -- General principles of big detectors -- 4th concept detector -- The sociology of collaborations -- Appendix A: Detectors and instrumentation in 1960 -- Appendix B: Detector design strategies -- Appendix C: Glossary.
Dissertation note: . Summary: Starting from our current understanding of the topic, this advanced textbook describes experimental detectors and their capabilities in measuring detectable stable particles, before explaining the benefits of a new powerful collider detector that combines new technologies --
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 203-208) and index.

Introduction -- Particles of the "standard model" -- Particle detectors -- Particle identification -- Particle accelerators and colliders -- General principles of big detectors -- 4th concept detector -- The sociology of collaborations -- Appendix A: Detectors and instrumentation in 1960 -- Appendix B: Detector design strategies -- Appendix C: Glossary.

Starting from our current understanding of the topic, this advanced textbook describes experimental detectors and their capabilities in measuring detectable stable particles, before explaining the benefits of a new powerful collider detector that combines new technologies --

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