Design and optimization of a hadronic calorimeter based on micropattern gaseous detectors for a future experiment at the Muon Collider

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Autori principali: Pellecchia, Antonello, Buonsante, Marco, Borysova, Maryna, Colaleo, Anna, Camerlingo, Maria Teresa, Longo, Luigi, Iodice, Mauro, Maggi, Marcello, Moleri, Luca, Radogna, Raffaella, Sekhniaidze, Givi, Simone, Federica Maria, Stamerra, Anna, Venditti, Rosamaria, Verwilligen, Piet, Zavazieva, Darina, Zaza, Angela
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author Pellecchia, Antonello
Buonsante, Marco
Borysova, Maryna
Colaleo, Anna
Camerlingo, Maria Teresa
Longo, Luigi
Iodice, Mauro
Maggi, Marcello
Moleri, Luca
Radogna, Raffaella
Sekhniaidze, Givi
Simone, Federica Maria
Stamerra, Anna
Venditti, Rosamaria
Verwilligen, Piet
Zavazieva, Darina
Zaza, Angela
author_facet Pellecchia, Antonello
Buonsante, Marco
Borysova, Maryna
Colaleo, Anna
Camerlingo, Maria Teresa
Longo, Luigi
Iodice, Mauro
Maggi, Marcello
Moleri, Luca
Radogna, Raffaella
Sekhniaidze, Givi
Simone, Federica Maria
Stamerra, Anna
Venditti, Rosamaria
Verwilligen, Piet
Zavazieva, Darina
Zaza, Angela
contents Micro-pattern gaseous detectors (MPGDs) are a promising readout technology for hadronic calorimeters (HCAL) thanks to their good space resolution, longevity and rate capability. We describe the development of a HCAL based on MPGDs for an experiment at the proposed Muon Collider. The design of a semi-digital MPGD-HCAL is shown and its performance is calculated with Monte Carlo simulations with high-energy pions, showing an energy resolution down to 8\% for \SI{80}{\giga\eV} pions. We also present the performance of twelve MPGD prototypes with different technologies (MicroMegas, $μ$-RWELL and RPWELL) assembled and operated in test beam first with high-energy muons and later with pions in a hadronic calorimeter prototype of $\sim1\,λ_\text{I}$ length; the detectors have a good response uniformity (lower than 17\%) and space resolution and their performance in the calorimeter shows very good agreement with the Monte Carlo shower calculation.
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spellingShingle Design and optimization of a hadronic calorimeter based on micropattern gaseous detectors for a future experiment at the Muon Collider
Pellecchia, Antonello
Buonsante, Marco
Borysova, Maryna
Colaleo, Anna
Camerlingo, Maria Teresa
Longo, Luigi
Iodice, Mauro
Maggi, Marcello
Moleri, Luca
Radogna, Raffaella
Sekhniaidze, Givi
Simone, Federica Maria
Stamerra, Anna
Venditti, Rosamaria
Verwilligen, Piet
Zavazieva, Darina
Zaza, Angela
Instrumentation and Detectors
Micro-pattern gaseous detectors (MPGDs) are a promising readout technology for hadronic calorimeters (HCAL) thanks to their good space resolution, longevity and rate capability. We describe the development of a HCAL based on MPGDs for an experiment at the proposed Muon Collider. The design of a semi-digital MPGD-HCAL is shown and its performance is calculated with Monte Carlo simulations with high-energy pions, showing an energy resolution down to 8\% for \SI{80}{\giga\eV} pions. We also present the performance of twelve MPGD prototypes with different technologies (MicroMegas, $μ$-RWELL and RPWELL) assembled and operated in test beam first with high-energy muons and later with pions in a hadronic calorimeter prototype of $\sim1\,λ_\text{I}$ length; the detectors have a good response uniformity (lower than 17\%) and space resolution and their performance in the calorimeter shows very good agreement with the Monte Carlo shower calculation.
title Design and optimization of a hadronic calorimeter based on micropattern gaseous detectors for a future experiment at the Muon Collider
topic Instrumentation and Detectors
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2407.10261