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These files contain data from test beam runs of detector components as well as data from the collider runs. Recall the general layout of our detector:
Use the test-beam data to ensure system calibration and your own understanding of the detector data in the presence of known particles at a known energy. You can then apply this understanding to the data from the collider run.
- Central Tracker: a small region of silicon vertex detectors immersed in a magnetic field of 4 Tesla; the data indicate the reconstructed tracks of charged particles.
- Electromagnetic Calorimeter: twenty layers of active gas chambers separated by layers of lead; the data indicate the amount of energy deposition in each layer.
- Hadronic Calorimeter: twenty layers of active gas chambers separated by layers of uranium; the data indicate the amount of energy deposition in each layer.
- Muon Catcher: plastic scintillators that indicate the passage of a muon; the data indicate muon detection with the word "Hit."
Look at these pictures that will help you visualize the layout: The detector - a cutaway view        Scattering Angles in EPCF
Test Beam Data
Pions Pions 10 GeV Pions 20 GeV Pions 50 GeV Electrons Electrons 10 GeV Electrons 20 GeV Electrons 50 GeV Muons Muons 10 GeV Muons 20 GeV Muons 50 GeV Collider Run Data
Run 1A       Run 1B       Run 1C       Run 1D