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{\bf {\Large
NA60 experimental capabilities\\
for ultra-peripheral collisions}}\\
{\bf \large
Carlos Louren\c{c}o\\
CERN-PH, Geneva, Switzerland}
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In this presentation we introduce the NA60 experiment, in terms of
concept, detectors and performance, placing emphasis on issues of
relevance for the tagging of Ultra-Peripheral Collisions, which is
necessarily done in rather different ways in a fixed-target collision
geometry with respect to the presently more common collider
experiments. We also mention some specific features affecting the
NA60 case, such as beam and interaction pile-up, detector resolutions,
etc. In summary, it seems likely that the available NA60 In-In data
can provide useful information on dimuon production in
Ultra-Peripheral Collisions.
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