D. M. Kaplan
Northern Illinois University
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Physical Review Letters | 2001
Mikkel B. Johnson; B. Z. Kopeliovich; I. K. Potashnikova; P. L. McGaughey; J. M. Moss; J. C. Peng; G. T. Garvey; M. J. Leitch; M. Adams; D. M. Alde; H. W. Baer; M. L. Barlett; C. N. Brown; W. E. Cooper; T. A. Carey; G. Danner; G. W. Hoffmann; Y. B. Hsiung; D. M. Kaplan; A. Klein; Christopher Lee; J. W. Lillberg; R. L. McCarthy; C. S. Mishra; M. Wang
We report an analysis of the nuclear dependence of the yield of Drell-Yan (DY) dimuons from the 800 GeV/c proton bombardment of
Nuclear Instruments & Methods in Physics Research Section A-accelerators Spectrometers Detectors and Associated Equipment | 1995
M. Atac; G. Charpak; R. Chipaux; A. Delbart; J. Derre; Y. Giomataris; T. S. Hill; C. Joseph; D. M. Kaplan; C. Kochowski; N. Leros; S. Loucatos; J.-P. Perroud; Ph. Rebourgeard; E. I. Rosenberg
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nuclear science symposium and medical imaging conference | 1991
Bojan T. Turko; K.B. Luk; G. Gidal; G. Zizka; D. M. Kaplan; P. McGaugley; J. W. Lillberg; S. Mishra; C.C. Brown
, C, Ca, Fe, and W targets. A light-cone formulation of the DY process is employed in the rest frame of the nucleus. In this frame, for
Physical Review D | 2000
D. Pripstein; G. Gidal; P. M. Ho; M. S. Kowitt; K. B. Luk; L. Isenhower; M. E. Sadler; R. Schnathorst; L. M. Lederman; M. H. Schub; C. N. Brown; W. E. Cooper; K. Gounder; C. S. Mishra; T. A. Carey; D. M. Jansen; R. G. Jeppesen; J. Kapustinsky; D. W. Lane; M. J. Leitch; J. W. Lillberg; P. L. McGaughey; J. M. Moss; J. C. Peng; D. M. Kaplan; W. R. Luebke; R. S. Preston; J. Sa; V. Tanikella; R. Childers
x_2\ll x_1
Nuclear Instruments & Methods in Physics Research Section A-accelerators Spectrometers Detectors and Associated Equipment | 1994
D. M. Kaplan; L. Isenhower; M. Atac; C. N. Brown; C.W. Darden
, DY production appears as bremsstrahlung of a virtual photon followed by decay into dileptons. We treat the two sources of nuclear suppression, energy loss and shadowing, in a consistent formulation. Shadowing, involving no free parameters, is calculated within the light-cone dipole formalism. Initial-state energy loss, the only unknown in the problem, is determined from a fit to the nuclear-dependence ratio versus
Nuclear Physics B (Proceedings Supplements) | 1993
J. Kapustinsky; M. Apolinski; J. G. Boissevain; C. N. Brown; G. Brown; T. A. Carey; Yih-Fan Chen; R. Childers; W. E. Cooper; C. W. Darden; G. Gidal; H. Glass; K. Gounder; P. M. Ho; D. Isenhower; D. M. Jansen; R. G. Jeppesen; D. M. Kaplan; G. C. Kiang; M. S. Kowitt; D. W. Lane; L. M. Lederman; M. J. Leitch; J. W. Lillberg; W. R. Luebke; K. B. Luk; V. M. Martin; P. L. McGaughey; C. S. Mishra; J. M. Moss
x_1
Intersections between particle and nuclear physics | 2008
P. L. McGaughey; D. M. Alde; H. W. Baer; T. A. Carey; G. T. Garvey; Andreas Klein; Christopher Lee; M. J. Leitch; J. W. Lillberg; C. S. Mishra; J. M. Moss; J. C. Peng; C. N. Brown; W. E. Cooper; Y. B. Hsiung; M. Adams; R. Guo; D. M. Kaplan; R. McCarthy; G. Danner; M. Wang; M. L. Barlett; G. W. Hoffmann
. With the assumption of constant energy loss per unit path length, we find
Nuclear Instruments & Methods in Physics Research Section A-accelerators Spectrometers Detectors and Associated Equipment | 1996
M. H. Schub; T. A. Carey; R.G. Jeppesen; M. J. Leitch; J. C. Peng; C. N. Brown; Y. B. Hsiung; D. M. Kaplan; C. Lee; G. Miller; J. Sa; P. K. Teng
-dE/dz = 2.32 \pm 0.52\pm 0.5
Proceedings of the XXVI international conference on high energy physics | 1992
J. C. Peng; J. G. Boissevain; T. A. Carey; D. M. Jansen; R. G. Jeppesen; J. Kapustinsky; D. W. Lane; M. J. Leitch; J. W. Lillberg; P. L. McGaughey; J. M. Moss; G. Brown; D. Isenhower; M. E. Sadler; R. Schnathorst; R. Schwindt; G. Gidal; P. M. Ho; M. S. Kowitt; K. B. Luk; D. Pripstein; L. M. Lederman; M. H. Schub; C. N. Brown; W. E. Cooper; H. Glass; K. Gounder; C. S. Mishra; M. Apolinski; W. R. Luebke
GeV/fm. This is the first observation of a nonzero energy loss of partons traveling in nuclear environment.
ieee nuclear science symposium | 1990
C. Lee; G. Miller; D. M. Kaplan; J. Sa; Y.B. Hsiung; T. Carey; R.G. Jeppesen
Abstract New results from the tests of the impact parameter discriminator by the RD30 Collaboration are presented. The device, based on the detection of Cherenkov light produced in a thin crystal, is able to cope with extremely high rates in the GHz range and sign tracks with non-zero impact parameter at a first trigger level. We report experimental results obtained with a sapphire shell surrounded by a liquid cladding compensating chromatic dispersion. An excellent signal to background ratio has been obtained and the sensitivity at low impact parameters reaches the requirements for efficient B-meson selection. The use of such a device for hyperon selection will also be discussed.
