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A single beam event of the ATLAS Experiment
No full textA single beam event with hits recorded in the TRT, shown together with MBTS information from both sides
Event with Supersymmetric Particles of the ATLAS Experiment
No full textThis event originated with the production of a pair of supersymmetric particles that decayed yielding: •Six jets of particles, •Two muons with momenta in the transverse direction of 74 and 84 GeV. They are visible in the side view going to the left, but not in the end view (because the exited the detector in the forward direction). They have opposite signs. •Missing energy in the direction transverse to the beam of 283 GeV
A beam halo event of the ATLAS Experiment
No full textBeam halo events: These occur as a single beam of protons is circulating in one direction in LHC, just passing through ATLAS. An outlier particle hits a part of the detector causing a spray of particles
First "Beam Splash" event 2009 of the ATLAS Experiment
No full text3D display of the recorded hits from the first "Beam Splash" event
A highly asymmetric dijet event of the ATLAS experiment
No full textA highly asymmetric dijet event, with one jet with ET > 100 GeV and no evident recoiling jet, and with high energy calorimeter cell deposits distributed over a wide azimuthal region. Only tracks with pT > 2.6 GeV are shown, and only calorimeter energy deposits with cell energy ET > 700 MeV in the electromagnetic calorimeter, and E > 1 GeV in the hadronic calorimeter
4th "Beam Splash" event 2009 of the ATLAS Experiment
No full textDisplay of the 4th "Beam Splash" event showing the recorded hits in projetions in the calorimeter endcaps
LHC Beam Splash seen by the ATLAS detector - 5 Apr 2015 - Run 260272 - LB 240 - event 5879
No full textEvent display of first collimator "splash" event seen by the ATLAS experiment in LHC Run-2 , on Sunday April the 5th : event 5879, run 260272. The collimator position is 140m in front of the ATLAS interaction point. The spray of particles enters ATLAS from the right hand side of the picture
New ATLAS Events from First 2011 Collisions with stable beams.
No full textA collision event seen in the ATLAS Experiment from the first 2011 fill with stable beams, which were declared at 18:04
LHC Beam Splash seen by the ATLAS detector - 7 Apr 2015 - Run 260466 - LB 731 - Event 16848
No full textEvent display of a collimator "splash" event seen by the ATLAS experiment in LHC Run-2, on Tuesday April the 7th 2015: event 16848, run 260466. The collimator position is 140m in front of the ATLAS interaction point. The figure on the left shows an axial view of the various components of the ATLAS detector. The figure on the right shows the energy deposits in the cells of the ATLAS calorimeter
ATLAS Experiment Activity Sheets - Antiparticles
No full textLanguage: English - The free-to-download ATLAS Experiment Activity Sheets allow you to explore the world of particles while putting into practise the knowledge you acquired with the ATLAS Experiment colouring books
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