15 research outputs found
n-nbar Oscillations in Models with Large Extra Dimensions
We analyze oscillations in generic models with large extra
dimensions in which standard-model fields propagate and fermion wavefunctions
have strong localization. We find that in these models
oscillations might occur at levels not too far below the current limit.Comment: 3 pages, late
A high stability light emitting diode system for monitoring lead glass electromagnetic calorimeters
We have designed, built and tested a high stability system based on blue light emitting diodes (LED) and current pulse generators fur calibration and monitoring of lead-glass calorimeters. This apparatus is presently being used for the electromagnetic calorimeter of the WA96 (NOMAD) experiment at CERN. The system was developed to minimize the sensitivity to temperature variations, different loadings, and ageing effects. Tests performed both in the laboratory and in the experiment showed that the response of the lead-glass calorimeter modules to LED light pulses could be kept within the precision of +/-1% for periods of several months
DETERMINATION OF THE NEUTRAL CURRENT CHIRAL COUPLING-CONSTANTS UL2, UR2, DL2 AND DR2 FROM A NEUTRINO AND ANTINEUTRINO DEUTERIUM EXPERIMENT
Test beam performance of the electromagnetic calorimeter of the NOMAD experiment
Test beam results of the NOMAD electromagnetic calorimeter are presented showing linearity, signal uniformity, energy and position resolution measured in an electron beam. Tests were also performed placing the calorimeter in a magnetic field of 0.4 T. Results on the pi rejection obtained using a combined measurement of preshower/electromagnetic calorimeter are found to be in good agreement with the project expectations. Finally the calorimeter response to the muons is discussed
The electromagnetic calorimeter of the NOMAD experiment RID C-6672-2008
A description is given of the NOMAD electromagnetic calorimeter, consisting of 875 lead-glass counters read out by two-stage photomultipliers and a low noise electronic chain. The detector operates in a 0.4 T magnetic field transverse to the counter axis. The paper discusses the design criteria, the lead-glass characteristics, the properties of the read out chain and provides a summary of the calorimeter performance