CMS Physics : Technical Design Report Volume 1: Detector Performance and Software

By G. Bayatian, A. Korablev, A. Soha, O. Sharif, M. Chertok, W. Mitaroff, F. Pauss, Genchev, M. Wensveen, Lemaître and 1,991 more. 2006

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