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The Atlas Detector: Muon Chambers
Lecture by Jill Pamperin
(University of Wisconsin, Plattville)
CERN, Geneva,
09 Aug 2001
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Summary of Talk:
Jill Pamperin worked on the simulation of test beam muons hitting the muon end
cap detectors of the ATLAS detector. This involved editing a file containing the
geometry of the ATLAS detector until it contained one of each of the six types of
end caps. Muons were fired at the detectors using Geant4. A second project
involved rewriting the test beam and end cap geometries using XML syntax which
is more easily read by humans than the original detector geometry file using the
ATLAS Generic Detector (AGDD) language. C++ code was written to read these
XML geometry files and put the information in a format that the original AGDD could read.
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For information: wlap@umich.edu
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