Use of a large multicell ionization detector - The external particle identifier - In experiments with the BEBC hydrogen bubble chamber
Fast secondary particles from interactions of K^+ at 70 GeV/c and K^- at 110 GeV/c in the BEBC hydrogen bubble chamber are identified by use of the relativistic rise of ionization in argon. The ionization is measured in a large multicell ionization counter system, the External Particle Identifier (E...
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Use of a large multicell ionization detector - The external particle identifier - In experiments with the BEBC hydrogen bubble chamber |
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Fast secondary particles from interactions of K^+ at 70 GeV/c and K^- at 110 GeV/c in the BEBC hydrogen bubble chamber are identified by use of the relativistic rise of ionization in argon. The ionization is measured in a large multicell ionization counter system, the External Particle Identifier (EPI). The operation of this hybrid system, the calibration and the procedures of off-line analysis leading to particle identification are described. For a sample of 9283 secondary particles collected in the K^+ p experiment, we present the measurements of ionization, and the determination of acceptance and identification efficiencies. The momentum-dependent populations of pions, kaons and protons have been obtained. Track by track identification procedures yielding samples of pions and kaons with a contamination 12% are discussed. A study of the resolution of the EPI in these experimental conditions shows average values in a range of 7.6% to 11% depending on the number of ionization samples remaining after removal of background. These values extrapolate to a value consistent with the 6.6% fwhm measured over the whole device for single particles during calibration with a 50 GeV/c π^- beam. |
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Fast secondary particles from interactions of K^+ at 70 GeV/c and K^- at 110 GeV/c in the BEBC hydrogen bubble chamber are identified by use of the relativistic rise of ionization in argon. The ionization is measured in a large multicell ionization counter system, the External Particle Identifier (EPI). The operation of this hybrid system, the calibration and the procedures of off-line analysis leading to particle identification are described. For a sample of 9283 secondary particles collected in the K^+ p experiment, we present the measurements of ionization, and the determination of acceptance and identification efficiencies. The momentum-dependent populations of pions, kaons and protons have been obtained. Track by track identification procedures yielding samples of pions and kaons with a contamination 12% are discussed. A study of the resolution of the EPI in these experimental conditions shows average values in a range of 7.6% to 11% depending on the number of ionization samples remaining after removal of background. These values extrapolate to a value consistent with the 6.6% fwhm measured over the whole device for single particles during calibration with a 50 GeV/c π^- beam. |
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Fast secondary particles from interactions of K^+ at 70 GeV/c and K^- at 110 GeV/c in the BEBC hydrogen bubble chamber are identified by use of the relativistic rise of ionization in argon. The ionization is measured in a large multicell ionization counter system, the External Particle Identifier (EPI). The operation of this hybrid system, the calibration and the procedures of off-line analysis leading to particle identification are described. For a sample of 9283 secondary particles collected in the K^+ p experiment, we present the measurements of ionization, and the determination of acceptance and identification efficiencies. The momentum-dependent populations of pions, kaons and protons have been obtained. Track by track identification procedures yielding samples of pions and kaons with a contamination 12% are discussed. A study of the resolution of the EPI in these experimental conditions shows average values in a range of 7.6% to 11% depending on the number of ionization samples remaining after removal of background. These values extrapolate to a value consistent with the 6.6% fwhm measured over the whole device for single particles during calibration with a 50 GeV/c π^- beam. |
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Baruzzi, V. Carosio, R. Crijns, F. Gerdyukov, L. Goldschmidt-Clermont, Y. Grant, A. Johnson, D. Kroner, F. Lehraus, I. Matthewson, R. Milstene, C. Nikolaenko, V. Oren, Y. Petrovikh, Y. Ross, R.T. Sixel, P. Spyropoulou-Stassinaki, M. Stergiou, A. Tejessy, W. Theocharopoulos, P. Vassiliadis, G. Wright, P.R.S. Zoll, J. |
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