Muon Detection Based on a Hadronic Calorimeter
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Part of Proceedings, 2010 IEEE Nuclear Science Symposium and Medical Imaging Conference (NSS/MIC 2010) : Knoxville, Tennessee, October 30-November 6, 2010, 772-776
Contribution to:
- , 772-776
- NSS/MIC 2010 / RTSD 2010
- Published: 2010
Report number:
- ATL-DAQ-PROC-2010-050,
- ATL-COM-DAQ-2010-192
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Abstract:
The ATLAS Tile hadronic calorimeter (TileCal) provides highly-segmented energy measurements of incoming particles. The information from TileCal's last segmentation layer can assist in muon tagging and it is being considered for a near future upgrade of the level-one trigger, mainly for rejecting triggers due to cavern background at the barrel region. A muon receiver for the TileCal muon signals is being designed in order to interface with the ATLAS level-one trigger. This paper addresses the preliminary studies concerning the muon discrimination capability for the muon receiver. Monte Carlo simulations for single muons from the interaction point were used to study the effectiveness of hadronic calorimeter information on muon detection.- Muon detection
- nuclear electronics
- particle calorimetry
- position sensitive particle detectors
- radiation effects
- ATLAS
- Monte Carlo simulation
- TileCal muon signal
- hadronic calorimeter
- high-segmented energy measurement
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