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Proposal for research and development of a hadron calorimeter for high magnetic fields
We intend to pursue the R&D necessary to demonstrate that a Cu- scintillator hadron calorimeter can operate reliably and well at the LHC at large pseudorapidities (| eta | < 2.6) and in a high magnetic field (4T). The chosen technique consists of embedding a wavelength shifting (WLS) fibre in a scin
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