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The tracking system of the ALICE dimuon spectrometer

Authors :
Y. Penichot
Didier Charrier
A. Baldisseri
M. MacCormick
M. Tuven
G. Puddu
S. Basciu
Jérôme Martin
Sergio Serci
Jean-Pierre Cussonneau
P. Courtat
T. P. Sinha
Michele Floris
V. Nikulin
M. Arba
L. La Delfa
E. Siddi
I. Atanassov
H. Borel
C. Diarra
A. Masoni
A. De Falco
J.C. Lugol
Eric Dumonteil
Y. Le Bornec
S. Fresneau
P. Lautridou
M. Dialinas
G. L. Usai
B. Espagnon
H. Carduner
M. Boudjemline
F. Staley
F. Orsini
J.P. Robert
L. Luquin
D. Thers
P. Pichot
M. P. Comets
D. Marras
D. Jourde
Ch. Finck
S. Rousseau
J. Gosset
David Guez
N. Willis
C. Cicalo
Source :
Scopus-Elsevier

Abstract

The ALICE Muon Spectrometer is mainly dedicated to the measurement of the production of the J//spl psi/, and Y families through their decay into muon pairs, in Pb-Pb collisions. In this paper we give a description of the dimuon tracking system, mainly concentrating on the modular CSC chambers which occupy the last three stations. The R&D phase is now almost over and the production of the final modules started. A description of the main performances of the detectors based on test beam results on prototypes will be given.

Details

Database :
OpenAIRE
Journal :
Scopus-Elsevier
Accession number :
edsair.doi.dedup.....1a57a26983d163245a0a23678af5bbaa