Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research Section A:
1985
DOI: 10.1016/0168-9002(85)90270-0
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A large area liquid scintillation multiphoton detector

V. Bharadwaj
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M. P. Cain
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D. O. Caldwell
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et al.
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“…SLIC is an acronym for Segmented Liquid Ionization Calorimeter [128]. Used in conjunction with the Outriggers, the detection, identification and 4-vector reconstruction of e±, 1r 0 s and photons that shower electromagnetically within the detectors can be accomplished.…”
Section: -4-5b) Cerenkov Reconstruction and Particle Identificationmentioning
confidence: 99%

A Study of the Photoproduction of the $\Lambda_c^+$ Charmed Baryon at $\gamma$ Energies of 40-160 GeV

Zorn
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1986
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“…SLIC is an acronym for Segmented Liquid Ionization Calorimeter [128]. Used in conjunction with the Outriggers, the detection, identification and 4-vector reconstruction of e±, 1r 0 s and photons that shower electromagnetically within the detectors can be accomplished.…”
Section: -4-5b) Cerenkov Reconstruction and Particle Identificationmentioning
confidence: 99%

A Study of the Photoproduction of the $\Lambda_c^+$ Charmed Baryon at $\gamma$ Energies of 40-160 GeV

Zorn
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1986
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Reconstruction of a strip geometry calorimeter using stepwise regression

Summers
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Hadron calorimetry at the Fermilab tagged photon spectrometer facility

Appel1,
Mantsch2,
Streetman3
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