11–15 Sept 2023
Europe/Rome timezone

Performance studies of Micromegas detectors in ATLAS with Run3 data

14 Sept 2023, 17:30
20m
Room delta

Room delta

Particle Physics [theory + colliders] PP: Particle Physics

Speaker

Giada Mancini (Istituto Nazionale di Fisica Nucleare)

Description

The Micromegas detectors are part of the New Small Wheel (NSW) system of the ATLAS experiment, the largest upgrade project of Phase-1. Together with sTGC detectors they provide trigger and tracking capability in the innermost station of the end-cap part of the Muon spectrometer.
The Micromegas detector of ATLAS cover an active area of about 1280 m^2, has 1024 HV channels and 2.1 M readout channels, representing the largest Micro-Pattern Gaseous Detector system ever built.
The two NSW have been installed in ATLAS in time for the start of Run3, went through a detailed commissioning phase during 2022 and are now contributing to the ATLAS data taking.
In this presentation, after an introduction of the NSW, a series of latest results regarding simulations, reconstruction, performance and first data
obtained with Run 3 will be reported.

Primary author

Dr Paolo Iengo (INFN/CERN)

Presentation materials