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Calibrating and recommissioning the ALICE transition radiation detector
Starting from the year 2022, the LHC produces a factor 6 increase in the interaction rate of Pb-Pb collisions from 8 to 50 kHz, offering exciting new avenues of research in the field of heavy-ion physics. Changes to the ALICE experiment include the introduction of an entirely new software framework...
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Department of Physics
2024
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