BTeV: A heavy quark experiment at the Tevatron

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Feb 1998

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Twenty beautiful years of bottom physics. AIP Conference Proceedings, Volume 424, pp. 287-297 (1998).

Physics

Inclusive Production With Identified Hadrons, Mesons With S=C=B=0, Mass>2.5 Gev

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The Fermilab Tevatron collider is an excellent laboratory for studying the physics of heavy quarks. Large numbers of events containing cc pairs and bb pairs will be created in pp collisions at 2 TeV center-of-mass energy during the next run of the collider. BTeV is an experimental program that has been proposed for the new C0 interaction hall at the Tevatron. The detector, which will have a forward and backward coverage, is designed for the study of rare decays, mixing, and CP violation in the c and b systems. The proposed detector has excellent vertex resolution and will use a Level 1 vertex trigger to collect large samples of interesting events containing charm and beauty decays.

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