Speaker
Mr
Benjamin Lutz
(Deutsches Elektronen-Synchrotron (DESY))
Description
To evaluate technologies for ILC calorimetry, the CALICE collaboration has
constructed a prototypes of highly granular sampling calorimeters. These
detectors have been tested extensively in particle beams at DESY, at CERN and at
Fermilab. The imaging capabilities of these detector provide three dimensional
information of hadronic showers with unprecedented resolution and will thus help to
constrain hadronic shower models in simulations.
We present results from the analysis of hadronic events including studies of the
longitudinal and transverse shower profiles. The results are compared to simulations
with a variety of different models. We put particular emphasis on the comparison of
our data to the new physics lists proposed by the G4-hadronic team.
Keymords
hadron
calorimetry
ILC
CALICE
| Are you a Memeber of the Geant4 Collaboration (yes/no) | no |
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Author
Mr
Benjamin Lutz
(Deutsches Elektronen-Synchrotron (DESY))
