Introduction
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A transverse slice of the CMS detector and the
particles detected by each subdetector.
Tracker detector
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A schematic of a pixel detector.
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Silicon strips in the tracker barrel.
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A projected event display view of the CMS
tracker (contained within the ECAL barrel and endcaps) looking
perpendicular to the beam pipe.
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Electromagnetic Calorimeter (ECAL)
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Lead tungstate crystals. One can see an APD
attached to the end of one of the crystals at the bottom of the
image.
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Hadron Calorimeter (HCAL)
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A schematic view of the HCAL detectors, looking
“from the side”, perpendicular to the beam pipe.
Superconducting magnet
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Muon detectors
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A transverse slice of CMS slowing a muon passing
through RPCs and DTs in the barrel.
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An event display of a muon seen in DTs. The
green volumes indicate the position of the triggered wires.
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Installed CSCs.
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A double muon event seen in CMS with highlighted
matching CSCs (in red).
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Event display of a muon seen in CSCs. The pink
lines running along the long end of the chambers indicate the triggered
strips and the shorter pink lines represent the triggered wires.
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Resistive plate chambers installed on one of the
CMS muon endcaps.
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The layers of an RPC