Speaker
Leonid Gladilin
(Moscow State University)
Description
Studies of the long-lived resonances Ks and Lambda, reconstructed in inelastic collisions at 900 GeV and 7 TeV using a minimum bias trigger, have been performed using the ATLAS inner tracking detector. The spectra for these resonances are measured as a function of their transverse momentum and rapidity, and compared with Monte Carlo models. The ratio of anti-Lambda to Lambda production is evaluated, providing further tests of Monte Carlo models. The results are corrected for all detector effects, to simplify comparisons to models and other experiments.
Primary author
Prof.
Michel Lefebvre
(University of Victoria)
