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The mechanics and cooling system of the ALICE silicon pixel detector

✍ Scribed by A. Pepato; G. Anelli; F. Antinori; A. Badalà; M. Burns; G.E. Bruno; I.A. Cali; M. Campbell; M. Caselle; S. Ceresa; P. Chocula; M. Cinausero; J. Conrad; R. Dima; D. Elia; D. Fabris; R.A. Fini; E. Fioretto; L. Garizzo; S. Kapusta; A. Kluge; M. Krivda; V. Lenti; F. Librizzi; M. Lunardon; D. Maniero; V. Manzari; S. Martini; D. Mazzaro; M. Morel; S. Moretto; F. Osmic; G.S. Pappalardo; V. Paticchio; G. Prete; A. Pulvirenti; P. Riedler; F. Riggi; L. Sandor; R. Santoro; F. Scarlassara; G. Segato; F. Soramel; G. Stefanini; C. Torcato de Matos; M. Turcato; R. Turrisi; L. Vannucci; G. Viesti; T. Virgili


Publisher
Elsevier Science
Year
2006
Tongue
English
Weight
600 KB
Volume
565
Category
Article
ISSN
0168-9002

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