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RESEARCH PRODUCT
The COMPASS Setup for Physics with Hadron Beams
O.p. GavrichtchoukMartin BodlakK. SchmidtL. SinhaT. MatsudaA. ZinkNorihiro DoshitaS. GerassimovS. GerassimovN. HorikawaM.g. AlexeevYu. KisselevS. UhlS. TessaroD. HahneE. M. KabußMichal DziewieckiM. OstrickL. SteigerI.a. SavinE.r. BielertS. GoertzYu.a. KhokhlovMurray MoinesterM. L. ColantoniC. BraunB. BadelekJ. PretzF. ThibaudP.d. EversheimJ. BarthB. KetzerJ. LichtenstadtF. TessarottoC. AdolphGerhard K. MallotCh. HöppnerA. SamartsevM. ViriusMiroslav SulcF. HinterbergerM. GregoriS. SarkarM. WilfertZ.v. KroumchteinR. PankninW.-d. NowakB. GrubeH. SuzukiS. RamosS. V. DonskovT. WeisrockP. SznajderA. LehmannR. JoostenS.-u. ChungN.s. RossiyskayaH. SchmiedenA.s. NunesD. Von HarrachS. PlatchkovJ.m. FriedrichN. KuchinskiD. PanzieriJanusz MarzecL. CapozzaC. QuintansFrank KleinK. KondoR. HashimotoA. SrnkaJ. BisplinghoffS. GrabmüllerT. GrussenmeyerS. TakekawaAram KotzinianR. WindmoldersY. BedferA. GrassoS. HuberP. BordaloD. DurandFrançois HerrmannD.i. RyabchikovD. DesforgeR. KuhnD.v. PeshekhonovP. JasinskiJ. NovyE. ZemlyanichkinaF. NerlingC. PiresA.v. EfremovM. BoerE. BurtinV.f. KonstantinovJ. Ter WolbeekH. WollnyS. NeubertT. SzameitatT. DafniPh. AbbonK. KurekYu. IvanshinV.n. KolosovK. SchönningL. GatignonS. SosioM. ChiossoS. IshimotoH. FischerA. RychterR. BirsaC. RegaliG. PesaroF. HaasR. GeyerO.yu. DenisovM. GorzellikF. KunneAndrea FerreroN. D׳hoseO.m. KouznetsovA. GiganonM. KrämerV.i. NikolaenkoT. NagelP. JörgG. MenonM. ZiembickiI. GnesiV. DuicV. TskhayJ. PochodzallaQ. CurielA.m. DinkelbachGünter BaumO.yu. ShevchenkoS. LevoratoD. NeyretJan MatousekY. MiyachiA.a. LednevLaura SilvaG. TercaR.p. KurjataR. BeckF. H. HeinsiusA. BerlinG.v. MeshcheryakovV. AndrieuxK. ZarembaYu. V. MikhailovS. SirtlFranco BradamanteA. AustregesiloA. AustregesiloAdam SzabelskiI. KonorovI. KonorovJ.-y. RousseC. EliaT. MichigamiG.v. KhaustovP. SchiavonM. SluneckaV.a. PolyakovA.b. IvanovV. PesaroS.s. DasguptaG. SbrizzaiB. GobboM. LevillainV. FrolovSoumen PaulM. V. ZavertyaevQ. WeitzelA. SandaczW. EyrichA. AmorosoNour MakkeJ. BielingK. BickerK. BickerH. MatsudaFabrice GautheronN. Du Fresne Von HohenescheN. Du Fresne Von HohenescheT. SchlüterM. FingerM. QuaresmaM. A. FaesslerFederica SozziE. RoccoMatthias SchottS. SchopfererM. BücheleR. SulejC. MarchandJ.h. KoivuniemiA. NagaytsevR. AkhunzyanovF. BalestraW. MeyerMaria Liz CrespoJ-m. ReymondG. D. AlexeevW. DünnweberK. KönigsmannA.g. OlshevskyA. MagnonYu. AlexandrovV. JaryChristian SchillBakur ParsamyanA. MaggioraAlan D. MartinK. KlimaszewskiC. FrancoAndres CicuttinI. OrlovV.d. SamoylenkoG. ReicherzS. Dalla TorreTakahiro IwataD. CotteJohannes BernhardA. GuskovAndrea BressanV. AnosovMarcin StolarskiJ. MarroncleI. UmanP. CilibertiL. WangS. DasguptaR. Jahnsubject
Particle physicsCalorimetry; Data acquisition and reconstruction; Fixed target experiment for hadron spectroscopy; Front-end electronics; Micro Pattern detectors and Drift chambers; Monte-Carlo simulation; RICH; Instrumentation; Nuclear and High Energy PhysicsNuclear and High Energy PhysicsPhysics - Instrumentation and DetectorsPhysics::Instrumentation and DetectorsHadronFOS: Physical sciencesMonte-Carlo simulation[PHYS.NEXP]Physics [physics]/Nuclear Experiment [nucl-ex]Calorimetryacquisition and reconstruction01 natural sciences7. Clean energyMicro Pattern detectors and Drift chambersHigh Energy Physics - ExperimentNuclear physicsMomentumHigh Energy Physics - Experiment (hep-ex)CompassHadron spectroscopy0103 physical sciencesDetectors and Experimental Techniques010306 general physicsRICHInstrumentationFixed target experiment for hadron spectroscopyPhysicsDataLarge Hadron Collider010308 nuclear & particles physicsMicroMegas detectorFront-end electronicsInstrumentation and Detectors (physics.ins-det)Micro Pattern detectorsand Drift chambersData acquisition and reconstructionGas electron multiplierPhysics::Accelerator PhysicsHigh Energy Physics::ExperimentParticle Physics - ExperimentBeam (structure)Front-end electronicMicro Pattern detectors and Drift chamberdescription
The main characteristics of the COMPASS experimental setup for physics with hadron beams are described. This setup was designed to perform exclusive measurements of processes with several charged and/or neutral particles in the final state. Making use of a large part of the apparatus that was previously built for spin structure studies with a muon beam, it also features a new target system as well as new or upgraded detectors. The hadron setup is able to operate at the high incident hadron flux available at CERN. It is characterised by large angular and momentum coverages, large and nearly flat acceptances, and good two and three-particle mass resolutions. In 2008 and 2009 it was successfully used with positive and negative hadron beams and with liquid hydrogen and solid nuclear targets. This article describes the new and upgraded detectors and auxiliary equipment, outlines the reconstruction procedures used, and summarises the general performance of the setup.
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