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2506.01554

Searching for charged Higgs bosons via e+e−→H±W∓S at the ILC
2506.00353

ILC250 Cost Update — 2024
2505.11653

Probing Lepton Flavor Violation at Linear Electron-Positron Colliders
2505.11292

Status of the International Linear Collider
2505.02947

Large One-Loop Effects of BSM Triple Higgs Couplings on Double Higgs Production at e+e− Colliders
2504.12431

Searching for the LFV γγeμ interaction at e−e+ colliders
2503.19983

A Linear Collider Vision for the Future of Particle Physics
2503.19880

HALHF: a hybrid, asymmetric, linear Higgs factory using plasma- and RF-based acceleration
2502.03555

The T-SDHCAL Hadronic Calorimeter for a Future Higgs factory

Author archive: Marc Weber (KIT)

Marc Weber (KIT), Georges Blanchot (CERN) and Roman Pöschl (CNRS/LAL) | 16 June 2011 Lowering power consumption is a key issue for particle physicists to solve to design the next generation of collider experiments. Detectors will measure signals recorded in millions of readout channels. Last May, the ILC-CLIC common working group for detectors organised the first workshop on power pulsing and delivery at LAL in Orsay, France. Category: Feature | Tagged: CLIC, CNRS/LAL, detailed baseline design, detector R&D, ILC-CLIC, power pulsing, SLHC