Function and Performance of the Outer Detector
CMS detector performance
... Fig. 9. CSC background trigger rate as a function of the luminosity, using the first data at 7 TeV. of 3 ns. The RPC chambers allow to give the correct bunch crossing assignment without any ambiguity. Fig. 10 shows ...
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CMS detector performance
... used to calibrate the crystal response. Isolated electrons from W → eν and Z → ee decays are used to compare the energy measured in ECAL to the track momentum measured in the silicon tracker. Fig. 4 shows the stability ...
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Adaptive Radial Basis Function Detector for Beamforming
... RBF detector typically requires significantly more RBF centres than the number of channel output states in order to approximate the Bayesian detector using noisy training data, and often there is a ...
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Recent System Test Results from the CMS Tracker Outer Barrel (TOB) Detector.
... the performance of the two first assembled prototype RODs with final components in a system test setup at ...cooling performance and thermal bahavior has also been studied and verified at room ...noise ...
Performance of the SoLid reactor neutrino detector
... each detector channel, counting the peaks of the waveform that are over threshold in a local, rolling ...a function of the two trigger parameters – the threshold criteria of the peaks, and the number of ...
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LHCb detector and trigger performance in Run II
... RICH mirror alignment Both RICH detectors have two sets of mirrors where photons are reflected before to be deflected out of the LHCb acceptance onto the photon detection plane. Misalignment of the RICH detectors causes ...
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Performance of the muon identification and reconstruction with the ATLAS detector
... where N a and N b are the fitted signal yields of the invariant mass distributions for all TP pairs and TP pairs in which the probe failed to be reconstructed in the MS respectively. Figure 2 shows the muon reconstruction ...
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Muon reconstruction performance of the ATLAS detector in 2016
... a function of the muon pseudorapidity for muons with p T > 10 ...the detector simulation is depicted as open circles, while filled dots indicate the observation in collision data with statistical ...
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Overview of the CMS detector performance in LHC run II
... distribution is split into different pile-up (PU) ranges and the dependency on the number of PU events is negligible. For jets in the forward calorimeter, there is a small dependency on the number of pile up collisions ...
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A Quantitative Performance Analysis of Edge Detectors with Hybrid Edge Detector
... 3.6. Mathematical Morphology Based Edge Detection Mathematical morphology based edge detection approaches outperform for geometrical structure analysis of image. It is based on the principle of set theory. It has ...
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The KamLAND Outer Detector
... SIDE VIEW Figure 5.1: A standard ‘T’ connector was modified to produce a 50 Ω terminated straight barrel. The splicing method was tested at TUNL using both high pressure air and high pressure water. The BNC plug ends ...
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Detector Response Function for a Germanium Strip Type Detector/Imager.
... strip-type detector/imager has far reaching effects in many fields, especially in applications for homeland security and medical ...of detector using a model built in MCNPX PoliMi. The detector was ...
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Monte Carlo Application for the use of Detector Response Function on Scintillation Detector Spectra
... the detector can, the photomultiplier tube, and the collection efficiency for the perfect ...the detector with the typical and predicted responses from the detector can be a powerful tool for many ...
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Adaptive Radial Basis Function Detector for Beamforming
... ❏ Existing beamforming techniques are linear , and classical beamforming technique is based on minimum mean square error (L-MMSE). ❏ State-of-the-art for linear beamforming is minimum bi[r] ...
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It Came From Outer Space: Position Reconstruction in the DEAP-3600 Dark Matter Detector
... and detector materials are a source of fast neutron flux induced by (α,n) ...the detector is mitigated by shielding using materials containing nuclei with large neutron capture cross sections, such as water ...
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Discrimination of outer membrane proteins with improved performance
... 44 proteins were predicted to be TMB proteins by BOMP but not by our method. Among them, 16 are true posi- tives. Additionally, 7 are annotated with "membrane", "Cell membrane" or "multi-pass membrane protein" in ...
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The BaBar detector : upgrades, operation and performance
... 500 V wide, as shown in Fig. 35. The operating point was typically 5500 V. The tube ef fi ciency was measured to be about 92%, with the inef fi ciency mostly due to the inactive areas of the cell wall. These design studies ...
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Performance of the ATLAS Detector in Run-2
... isolation performance, transverse momentum resolution and momentum scales are measured in various regions of the detector and in momentum intervals enlarged with respect to those measured in the ...The ...
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Mitochondrial shape and function in trypanosomes requires the outer membrane protein, TbLOK1
... We identified TbLOK1 in an RNAi screen for trypanosomes that lose their kDNA, but subsequently found that the defect in kinetoplast maintenance after TbLOK1 knockdown is delayed and incomplete. We argue that that the ...
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Feasibility study to use an SRAM-based FPGA in the readout electronics of the upgraded LHCb Outer Tracker detector
... LHCb Outer Tracker readout ...an Outer Tracker straw-tube module in a cosmic ...LHCb detector of up to 30 ...the performance of the chips were ...
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