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Title Test results from a prototype lead tungstate crystal calorimeter with vacuum phototriode readout for the CMS experiment
Author(s) Apollonio, M ; Barber, G ; Bell, K W ; Britton, D I ; Brooke, J J ; Brown, R M ; Bourotte, J ; Camanzi, B ; Cockerill, D J A ; Davies, G ; Devitsin, E G ; Gninenko, S N ; Golubev, N A (INR, Moscow, Russia) ; Goussev, Y ; Grafström, P ; Haguenauer, Maurice ; Head, R ; Heath, H ; Hobson, P R ; Inyakin, A V ; Katchanov, V A ; Kirsanov, M M ; Lintern, A L ; Lodge, A ; McLeod, E ; Nash, S ; Newbold, D ; Ukhanov, M ; Postoev, V E ; Patalakha, D I ; Presland, A ; Probert, M ; Seez, Christopher J ; Semeniouk, I N ; Seliverstov, D M ; Smith, B ; Sproston, M ; Tapper, R J ; Tchuiko, B
Publication 2002
In: Nucl. Instrum. Methods Phys. Res., A 484 (2002) 287-298
DOI 10.1016/S0168-9002(01)01987-8
Subject category Detectors and Experimental Techniques
Accelerator/Facility, Experiment CERN LHC ; CMS
Abstract Tests of a prototype for the electromagnetic calorimeter (ECAL) of the compact muon solenoid experiment (CMS) at the large hadron collider are described. The basic unit for the endcap ECAL in CMS is a 'supercrystal' of 25 lead tungstate crystals. Results are presented from tests of the first full-sized supercrystal in electron beams and in a 3 T magnetic field. The supercrystal was exposed to electron beams with energies from 25 to 180 GeV. An energy resolution (sigma sub E /E) of (0.48+-0.01)% was measured at 180 GeV.

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