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Title	CMS silicon tracker developments
Author(s)	Civinini, C ; Albergo, S ; Angarano, M M (INFN Perugia and Univ., Bari, Italy) ; Azzi, P ; Babucci, E ; Bacchetta, N ; Bader, A ; Bagliesi, G ; Basti, A ; Biggeri, U ; Bilei, G M ; Bisello, D ; Boemi, D ; Bosi, F ; Borrello, L ; Bozzi, C ; Braibant, S ; Breuker, Horst ; Bruzzi, Mara (INFN and Universita', Firenze, Italy) ; Buffini, A ; Busoni, S ; Candelori, A ; Caner, A ; Castaldi, R ; Castro, A ; Catacchini, E ; Checcucci, B ; Ciampolini, P ; Creanza, D ; D'Alessandro, R ; Da Rold, M ; Demaria, N ; De Palma, M ; Dell'Orso, R ; Della Marina, R ; Dutta, S ; Eklund, C ; Feld, L ; Fiore, L ; Focardi, E ; French, M ; Freudenreich, Klaus ; Frey, A ; Fürtjes, A ; Giassi, A ; Giorgi, M ; Giraldo, A ; Glessing, B ; Gu, W H ; Hall, G ; Hammarström, R ; Hebbeker, T ; Honma, A ; Hrubec, Josef ; Huhtinen, M ; Kaminski, A ; Karimäki, V ; König, S ; Krammer, Manfred ; Lariccia, P ; Lenzi, M ; Loreti, M ; Lübelsmeyer, K ; Lustermann, W ; Mättig, P ; Maggi, G ; Mannelli, M ; Mantovani, G C ; Marchioro, A ; Mariotti, C ; Martignon, G ; McEvoy, B ; Meschini, M ; Messineo, A ; Migliore, E ; My, S ; Paccagnella, A ; Palla, Fabrizio ; Pandoulas, D ; Papi, A ; Parrini, G ; Passeri, D ; Pieri, M ; Piperov, S ; Potenza, R ; Radicci, V ; Raffaelli, F ; Raymond, M ; Santocchia, A ; Schmitt, B ; Selvaggi, G ; Servoli, L ; Sguazzoni, G ; Siedling, R ; Silvestris, L ; Starodumov, Andrei ; Stavitski, I ; Stefanini, G ; Surrow, B ; Tempesta, P ; Tonelli, G ; Tricomi, A ; Tuuva, T ; Vannini, C ; Verdini, P G ; Viertel, Gert M ; Xie, Z ; Li Ya Hong ; Watts, S ; Wittmer, B
Affiliation	(Universita di Firenze)
Publication	2002
In:	Nucl. Instrum. Methods Phys. Res., A 477 (2002) 440-5
In:	5th International Conference on Position-sensitive Detectors, London, UK, 13 - 17 Sep 1999, pp.440-5
DOI	10.1016/S0168-9002(01)01824-1
Subject category	Detectors and Experimental Techniques
Accelerator/Facility, Experiment	CERN LHC ; CMS
Abstract	The CMS Silicon tracker consists of 70 m/sup 2/ of microstrip sensors which design will be finalized at the end of 1999 on the basis of systematic studies of device characteristics as function of the most important parameters. A fundamental constraint comes from the fact that the detector has to be operated in a very hostile radiation environment with full efficiency. We present an overview of the current results and prospects for converging on a final set of parameters for the silicon tracker sensors. (9 refs).

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