[PDF] Top 20 A summary of recent results from the GRAPES-3 experiment

... the GRAPES-3 data, this technique was employed to determine the composition of the primary cosmic rays from 30 TeV to 1 PeV, along with a sizeable overlap with the direct measurements from ... See full document

... muons from 14 to 18 h IST on 18 April 2011 in SE out of 9 directions is shown in ...of GRAPES- 3 too shows a positive electric field on ground concurrent with the deficit in muon rate also lasting ... See full document

... departures from SM predictions, the range of possible signals of new physics hiding in the huge datasets so far collected is quite broad, and surprises are still ...many results produced by those searches ... See full document

... CMS experiment has searched the 2011 data for supersymmetric particle signatures in a number of final states and with a variety of advanced methods ...a summary of those searches is ...escape from the ... See full document

... backgrounds were limited to 0.2% for each experimental hall. In summary, the backgrounds were estimated to contribute 1.8% to the sample from EH1, 1.5% to EH2, and 2.0% to EH3. And the un- certainties of ... See full document

... surements are surely relevant for model testing and tuning, our main motivation here is to reduce the systematic un- certainties on the π ± and p(¯p) spectra due to the feed-down contributions from weak decays. ... See full document

... The so-called scan forth (SF) is the last step of the OPERA analysis chain. Event tracks are followed from the vertex to the CS films. In each emulsion plate, the track position and slope are measured ... See full document

... the results obtained with γ +jet + dijet ...Figure 3(a) shows the fractions of q g and b g subprocesses in events with γ +jet and γ + b-jet final states, calculated using default pythia ... See full document

... solely from two oppositely-charged ...The results are compared directly with calculations from STARLIGHT ...ranging from 10 < M μμ < 100 ... See full document

... The experiment is installed onboard the International Space Station (ISS), that follows a Low Earth Orbit at about 400 km altitude with respect to the Earth surface, well located to detect cosmic particles before ... See full document

... Bay experiment is described in details in [29, ...Bay experiment uses three-zones antineutrino detectors (AD) schematically shown in the left panel of ... See full document

... ALICE (A Large Ion Collider Experiment) is one of the four large experiments at the LHC (Large Hadron Collider) and is dedicated to the study of heavy-ion collisions. The ALICE detector system and performance are ... See full document

... experimental results are compared to predictions given by the P  - based event generators [50–52], which model the underly- ing event activity in di ff erent ... See full document

... low energies, where the ∆(1232) dominates. As expected, negative values are found in the ∆(1232) region. In the sec- ond and third resonance region the present raw count rate difference (preliminary, uncorrected for ... See full document

... too high, prescale factors were applied to reduce the output rate. The transverse momentum threshold for single muon triggers is 18 GeV. The J /ψ triggers are di-muon triggers which in addition require that the muons ... See full document

... coming from the theoretical prediction of momentum spectra from di ff erential cross ...proof from comparison with experimental data are necessary in this ...seen from effects of two-photon ... See full document

... Measurements are reported of the WZ and ZZ production cross sections in proton √ s= 8 TeV in final states where one Z boson decays to b-tagged jets [14]. The other gauge boson, either W or Z, is detected through its ... See full document

... The total yield was then obtained by summing the measured values with the integral of the corre- sponding extrapolation function over the unmeasured region. To extrapolate the integral of dN/dy to full phase space, ... See full document

... At the heart of the CMS detector is a superconduct- ing solenoid of 6m internal diameter, providing a strong magnetic field of 3.8T. The data used for this paper were taken in June 2015 during a period without magnetic ... See full document

... experimental results and theoretical ...arising from the complex dynamics of quarks and gluons in the nucleon, that cannot be interpreted within the framework of the standard leading-twist collinear ... See full document