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2411.09418

Simulation of the process e+e−→W+W− with the heavy right-handed neutrino exchange at 1 TeV future lepton colliders
2411.08143

Investigating vector-like leptons decaying into an electron and missing transverse energy in e+ e− collisions with s√=500 GeV at the ILC
2411.01507

Higgs Self-coupling Strategy at Linear e+e− Colliders
2411.00872

Exploring vector dark matter via effective interactions
2410.18198

Lepton Collider as a window to Reheating: II
2410.17605

New Physics Off the Z-Pole: e+e−→ff¯ at Future Lepton Colliders
2410.14622

τ˜ searches at future e+e− colliders
2410.11322

Application of Particle Transformer to quark flavor tagging in the ILC project
2408.13952

Associated charged Higgs production within the 2HDM: e−e+ versus μ−μ+ colliders
2407.12111

Search for dark matter in the framework of Einstein-Cartan gravity at the International Linear Collider (ILC)

Tag archive: Uni Mainz

Barbara Warmbein | 31 May 2018 Particle physics will always need calorimeters, so particle physicists are always trying to optimise, tweak and update their calorimeter systems for the best possible measurements. The CALICE collaboration plays a leading role in this, and their most recent prototype for a hadronic calorimeter has just been completed and is now at CERN for a round of tests in the test beam. Category: Feature | Tagged: CALICE, CERN, CNRS/IN2P3, DESY, detector R&D, Max-Planck-Institute for Phyisics, OMEGA, Pragu, SiPM, Uni hamburg, Uni Mainz, University of Bristol, Wuppertal