Momentum scale calibration of muon momentum tracks using the muon pairs from J/psi decays and installation and commissioning work in CMS at CERN
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This thesis presents a study of light emitting diode (LED) stability and energy reconstruction of the HB and HE sub detectors of the Hadronic Calorimeter (HCAL) of the CMS experiment at CERN LHC. In CMS the momentum measurement of muon tracks is affected by systematic uncertainties, incorrect mapping of the detector material, mismodeling of the magnetic field and problems of the reconstruction algorithms used to fit the track trajectory. This thesis also presents a study to calibrate the muon track momenta and to determine with precision their resolution on full 2011 data sample of the CMS detector.
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Gül Gökbulut
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Gül Gökbulut (Doctorate thesis). Momentum scale calibration of muon momentum tracks using the muon pairs from J/psi decays and installation and commissioning work in CMS at CERN, 2014, Çukurova University.
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