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F. Bourgeois
Researcher at CERN
Publications - 8
Citations - 75
F. Bourgeois is an academic researcher from CERN. The author has contributed to research in topics: Throughput (business) & Computer Automated Measurement and Control. The author has an hindex of 5, co-authored 8 publications receiving 75 citations.
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A fast on-line trigger for events with multiple high transverse momentum tracks
W. Beusch,I. J. Bloodworth,F. Bourgeois,A. Burns,J. N. Carney,A. Corre,B. Ghidini,Yves Goldschmidt-Clermont,J. Kahane,J.B. Kinson,K. Knudson,V. Lenti,F. Navach,H. Pflumm,I. C. Print,E. Quercigh,M. Sené,R. Sené,H. R. Shaylor,M. Stassinaki,G. Vassiliadis,G. Zito,R. Zitoun +22 more
TL;DR: In this article, the authors present a fast (30 μs) on-line trigger that selects, from 300 GeV/c π − interactions, events with three tracks of transverse momentum larger than 0.9 GeV / c.
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Results on heavy quark selection through an impact parameter trigger
M. Adamovitch,Yu. Alexandrov,S. Gerasimov,S. P. Kharlamov,L. V. Malinina,M. Zavertiaev,Federico Antinori,M. Dameri,R. Hurst,Bianca Osculati,Leonardo Paolo Rossi,G. Tomasini,J. L. Bailly,A. Buys,Fernand Grard,Patrick Legros,A. Forino,R. Gessaroli,P. Mazzanti,A. Quareni,F. Viaggi,Chiara Meroni,N. G. Redaelli,D. Torretta,D. Barberis,W. Beusch,F. Bourgeois,A. Corre,M. Davenport,J. P. Dufey,B. R. French,A. Jacholkowski,K. Knudson,J. C. Lassalle,F. Muller,R. Pegaitaz +35 more
TL;DR: In this article, a trigger aimed at selecting those nuclear interactions which contain a charm particle is described, which uses a fast emulator of the PDP-11 which calculates the impact parameter of the decaying charged tracks originating from the charm decay.
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Results of a 100 MHz FADC system built in fastbus used by the UA2 vertex detector
F. Bourgeois,Giovanni Carboni,T. Del Prete,G. De Palma,Louis Fayard,D. Froidevaux,E. Iacopini,K. Jakobs,H. Plothow-Besch,G. Sauvage,M. Wunsch +10 more
TL;DR: The drift chambers of the UA2 vertex detector were equipped with a FASTBUS-based, 100 MHz FADC system for the 1985 run of the CERN p p collider as mentioned in this paper.
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A microstrip vertex detector for studying charm hadroproduction
M. I. Adamovich,Yu. Alexandrov,Federico Antinori,D. Barberis,W. Beusch,F. Bourgeois,A. Buys,M. Dameri,M. Davenport,J. P. Dufey,A. Forino,B. R. French,S. Gerasimov,R. Gessaroli,Fernand Grard,Erik H.M. Heijne,R. Hurst,A. Jacholkowski,Pierre Jarron,A. Kirk,J. C. Lassalle,Patrick Legros,L. Malferrari,Paolo Martinengo,P. Mazzanti,Chiara Meroni,F. Muller,Bianca Osculati,A. Quareni,N. Redaelli,Leonardo Paolo Rossi,G. Tomasini,E. Torassa,F. Viaggi,M. V. Zavertyaev +34 more
TL;DR: The WA82 experiment at CERN as mentioned in this paper has collected data at the Ω facility at Cern for the study of charmed particles produced in hadronic interactions, and the required accuracy, 10 μm in the transverse plane, has been obtained with a telescope made of 23 silicon microstrip detectors, with pitch ranging from 10 to 50 μm.
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High-Density CAMAC and FASTBUS Charge Integrating ADC for Use at the LEP OPAL Detector
TL;DR: In this article, the authors show that conventional techniques can be used for the design and manufacture of high-accuracy, cheap and densely packed charge digitizers, such as the CIAFB.