Diamond Particle Detectors for High Energy Physics
- Trischuk, W.
- Artuso, M.
- Bachmair, F.
- Bäni, L.
- Bartosik, M.
- Bellini, V.
- Belyaev, V.
- Bentele, B.
- Berdermann, E.
- Bergonzo, P.
- Bes, A.
- Brom, J.-M.
- Bruzzi, M.
- Cerv, M.
- Chau, C.
- Chiodini, G.
- Chren, D.
- Cindro, V.
- Claus, G.
- Collot, J.
- Costa, S.
- Cumalat, J.
- Dabrowski, A.
- D’alessandro, R.
- Boer, W. De
- Dehning, B.
- Dobos, D.
- Dulinski, W.
- Eremin, V.
- Eusebi, R.
- Forcolin, G.
- Forneris, J.
- Frais-Kölbl, H.
- Gan, K.K.
- Gastal, M.
- Goffe, M.
- Goldstein, J.
- Golubev, A.
- Gonella, L.
- Gorisek, A.
- Graber, L.
- Grigoriev, E.
- Grosse-Knetter, J.
- Guthoff, M.
- Haughton, I.
- Hidas, D.
- Hits, D.
- Hoeferkamp, M.
- Hofmann, T.
- Hosslet, J.
- Hostachy, J.Y.
- Hügging, F.
- Jansen, H.
- Janssen, J.
- Kagan, H.
- Kanxheri, K.
- Kasieczka, G.
- Kass, R.
- Kassel, F.
- Kis, M.
- Kramberger, G.
- Kuleshov, S.
- Lacoste, A.
- Lagomarsino, S.
- Giudice, A. Lo
- Maazouzi, C.
- Mandic, I.
- Manfredotti, C.
- Mathieu, C.
- Mcfadden, N.
- Mcgoldrick, G.
- Menichelli, M.
- Mikuz, M.
- Morozzi, A.
- Moss, J.
- Mountain, R.
- Murphy, S.
- Oh, A.
- Olivero, P.
- Parrini, G.
- Passeri, D.
- Pauluzzi, M.
- Pernegger, H.
- Perrino, R.
- Picollo, F.
- Pomorski, M.
- Potenza, R.
- Quadt, A.
- Riley, G.
- Roe, S.
- Sapinski, M.
- Scaringella, M.
- Schnetzer, S.
- Schreiner, T.
- Sciortino, S.
- Scorzoni, A.
- Seidel, S.
- Servoli, L.
- Sfyrla, A.
- Shimchuk, G.
- Smith, S.
- Sopko, B.
- Sopko, V.
- Spagnolo, S.
- Spanier, S.
- Stenson, K.
- Stone, R.
- Sutera, C.
- Taylor, A.
- Traeger, M.
- Tromson, D.
- Tuve, C.
- Uplegger, L.
- Velthuis, J.
- Venturi, N.
- Vittone, E.
- Wagner, S.
- Wallny, R.
- Wang, J.C.
- Weilhammer, P.
- Weingarten, J.
- Weiss, C.
- Wengler, T.
- Wermes, N.
- Yamouni, M.
- Zavrtanik, M.
DOIAbstract
Proceedings of the 37 International Conference on High Energy Physics (ICHEP 2014), 2-9 July 2014, Valencia, Spain. Editors M. Aguilar-Benítez, J. Fuster, S. Martí-García, A. Santamaría.International audienceDiamond devices have now become ubiquitous in the LHC experiments, finding applications in beam background monitoring and luminosity measuring systems. This sensor material is now maturing to the point that the large pads in existing diamond detectors are being replaced by highly granular tracking devices, in both pixel and strip configurations, for detector systems that will be used in Run II at the LHC and beyond. The RD42 collaboration has continued to seek out additional diamond manufacturers and quantify the limits of the radiatio...
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