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This document outlines the proposed parameters for V-Pion detection within the ATLAS detector framework. It details the dimensions and specifications of various detector layers, including pixel detectors, TRT, EM calorimeter, and hadronic calorimeter. Key decay parameters for Z' bosons and Higgs particles are also provided, highlighting V-Pion mass, lifetime, and decay behavior within the silicon layers of the detector. The study aims to enhance understanding of V-Pion production and decay, contributing to the broader research in particle physics.
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Proposed V-Pion Parameters Laura Bodine & Dan Ventura 08 February 2007
ATLAS DIMENSIONS • Pixel Detector • Layer 1 50 mm • Layer 2 90 mm • Layer 3 120 mm • Silicon • Layer 1 300 mm • Layer 2 373 mm • Layer 3 447 mm • Layer 4 520 mm • TRT • Inner radius 640 mm • Outer radius 1030 mm • EM Calorimeter • Inner radius 1.11 m • Outer radius 2.25 m • Hadronic Calorimeter • Inner radius 2.28 m • Outer radius 4.25 m • Muon Chambers • Inner radius ~5 m • Outer radius ~10 m
Z’ Decay parameters Z’ mass: 3 TeV V-Pion lifetime: 150 mm Total number of V Pions: 6797
Radial Decay Position of V-Pions from Z’ Z’ Mass: 3 TeV V-Pion Lifetime: 150 mm
Decays within the Inner Tracker Pixel Layers Silicon Layers
Higgs Decay to V-sector b g h hv b b g v-pions b mixing
Higgs decay parameters Higgs mass: 140 GeV V-Pion lifetime: 250 mm Total number of V Pions: 6000
Radial Decay Position of V-Pions from Higgs Higgs Mass: 140 GeV V-Pion Lifetime: 250 mm
Decays within the Inner Tracker Pixel Layers Silicon Layers