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Fast Timing at Colliders: From Scintillator Hodoscopes to MicroPattern Arrays
We give a select overview of charged particle timing at colliders. Roughly speaking, three eras capture the evolution of timing arrays. While luminosity and multiplicity dictate the detector technologies, there is also a need to review the various approaches to signal capture and processing, and the
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