The Ring Imaging Cherenkov Detectors of DELPHI.

Adam, W.
Albrecht, E.
Allen, D.
Andrieux, M-L.
van Apeldoorn, G.
Arnoud, Y.
Aubret, C.
Augustinus, A.
Baillon, P.
Battaglia, M.
Berggren, M.
Bloch, D.
Botner, O.
Bourdarios, C.
Brunet, J.M.
Budziak, A.P.
Buys, A.
Carecchio, P.
Carrié, P.
Cavalli, P.
Cerutti, G.
Chevry, M.
Christophel, E.
Dahl-Jensen, E.
Damgaard, G.
Dimitriou, N.
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The Ring Imaging Cherenkov Detectors of DELPHI.

Authors: W. Adam Albrecht, E. Allen, D. Andrieux, M-L. van Apeldoorn, G. Arnoud, Y. Aubret, C. Augustinus, A. Baillon, P. Battaglia, M. Berggren, M. Bloch, D. Botner, O. Bourdarios, C. Brunet, J.M. Budziak, A.P. Buys, A. Carecchio, P. Carrié, P. Cavalli, P. Cerutti, G. Chevry, M. Christophel, E. Dahl-Jensen, E. Damgaard, G. Dimitriou, N. d&apos
Publication date: 1 January 1995
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Abstract

A Ring Imaging Cherenkov (RICH) detector system has been built and is now in full operation within the DELPHI experiment. Large data samples of Z0 decays are being collected with good resolution on the observed Cherenkov angles. Several studies of Z0 decays using the RICH have already been performed on limited samples. Disturbance of the detector operation caused by shrinkage of polymeric construction materials and by migration of radiator substance is reported. These effects have been counteracted and do not endanger the quality of the data. © 1995 IEEE

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