Recent developments on the STAR detector system at RHIC

The STAR detector system is designed to provide tracking, momentum analysis and particle identification for many of the mid-rapidity charged particles produced in collisions at the RHIC collider. A silicon vertex detector (SVT) provides three layers of tracking near the interaction point. This is followed by the main time projection chamber (TPC), which continues tracking out to 200 cm radial distance from the interaction region. The detector design also includes an electromagnetic calorimeter, various trigger detectors, and radial TPCs in the forward region. The entire system is enclosed in a 0.5 T solenoid magnet. A progress report is given for the various components of the STAR detector system. The authors report on the recent developments in the detector proto-typing and construction, with an emphasis on the main TPC, recent TPC cosmic ray testing and shipping to Brookhaven National Laboratory

Electrochemical studies of non-aqueous melts /

"Period ending March 1, 1951."Quartely progress letter.Mode of access: Internet

Bulletin

Description based on: 28 (1926)Each vol. has also a distinctive title.Mode of access: Internet.Under auspices of: 1926- , Carnegie Institute of Technology, United States Bureau of Mines, and Mining and Metallurgical Advisory Boards

Flow in vertical shafts /

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Internal conversion in I¹³¹ / by David Rose.

Work performed at the Carnegie Institute of Technology."Issued: January 15, 1952.""December 15, 1951."Bibliography: p. 72-73.Mode of access: Internet