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3/12/2012

End of CNGS run

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8th NBI2012 workshop at CERN

31/05/2010

First tau-neutrino candidate detected

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The muons, sister particles of the neutrinos in the CNGS beam-line, are to be detected in two locations: (1) immediately after the hadron stop, (2) 67 m of molasse downstream of the first muon detector. The energy 'filter' applied by the material upstream of the muon detectors lead to an effective cut-off in muon energy at around 20-23 GeV in the first, 30-35 GeV in the second muon detector station. The radial distribution of the expected muon flux, as obtained in the simulations, are shown in the figure in units of 'muons per cm2 per 1013 protons on target'.
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