Professor Daniela Bortoletto: Publications

The SVX II silicon vertex detector upgrade at CDF

Nuclear Inst. and Methods in Physics Research, A 360:1-2 (1995) 118-124

Authors:

J Antos, HY Chao, MT Cheng, ML Chu, RS Guo, CL Ho, PK Teng, MJ Wang, SC Wu, GP Yeh, P Yeh, E Blucher, H Frisch, G Sullivan, E Barsotti, S Cihangir, H Gonzalez, M Hrycyk, M Lindenmeyer, J Pawlak, P Ratzmann, J Spalding, L Spiegel, C Swoboda, R Yarema, S Zimmerman, T Zimmerman, C Gay, J Huth, J Oliver, Y Iwata, T Ohmoto, T Ohsugi, B Barnett, J Cammerata, J Skarha, N Bruner, M Frautschi, M Gold, M Hoeferkamp, P Kingsberry, J Matthews, L Yu, S Seidel, TL Thomas, S Wells, N Tamura, N Bacchetta, D Bisello, A Castro, A Paccagnella, J Boudreau, E Engels, P Hu, T Huffman, P Shepard, S Vandenbrink, F Bedeschi, S Belforte, C Bonaccorso, A Franceschi, S Galeotti, P Giannetti, A Menzione, F Morsani, M Dell'Orso, G Punzi, F Raffaelli, L Ristori, F Zetti, D Bortoletto, A Garfinkel, A Hardmann, K Hoffman, NM Shaw, J Done, T Kamon, V Scarpine, HJ Trost, J Wolinski, D Benjamin, A Sill, JF Hou, R Ely, C Haber, I Kipnis, S Kleinfelder, O Milgrome

Abstract:

The SVX vertex detector has been very successful in heavy flavor physics at CDF, playing a significant role in both top and bottom analyses. SVX′, a radiation hard version of SVX, is presently taking data. In 1998 the Main Injector upgrade to the accelerator complex at Fermilab will provide a significant increase in luminosity, and will require a new vertex detector, SVX II. The specifications and design considerations for this detector are discussed. © 1995.

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