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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
Highlights from the ATLAS experiment
No full textHighlights from the ATLAS experiment in detector performance and physics analysis for the EPS-HEP conference in July 202
Grounding of the ATLAS experiment
No full textThis document describes the implementation of the grounding in the ATLAS experiment and its associated services and control rooms
Commissioning of the ATLAS Experiment
No full textThe ATLAS experiment based at the CERN Laboratory in Switzerland is expected to be one of the key experiments of its generation. Its results will help elucidate such fundamental questions of physics as the origin of mass and the existence of dark matter in the universe. After 15 years of design, fabrication, and installation, ATLAS is ready to collect first data from the high-energy proton collisions of the Large Hadron Collider (LHC). The commissioning of the ATLAS detector is a critical step in attaining these physics goals. Details are provided here on the status of the ATLAS experiment in September of 2008, just after having observed first beams in the LHC
Status of the ATLAS experiment
No full textThe status of the ATLAS experiment, as of September 2010, is presented, together with some highlights on the first physics result
Early Performance of the ATLAS Experiment
No full textThis presentation summarizes the early performance of the ATLAS experiment
Additional scalar bosons in the ATLAS experiment
No full textAdditional scalar bosons in the ATLAS experiment. Slides for HiggsHunting2022
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