First test-beam results obtained with IDEA, a detector concept designed for future lepton colliders

• DOI: 10.1016/j.nima.2019.04.042
• Publication Date: 2019-05-08T03:13:09Z
• Authors: R. Aly; M. Antonello; P. Azzi; F. Bedeschi; G. Bencivenni; L. Borgonovi; M.L.M. Caccia; X. Chu; G. Cibinetto; T. Coates; D. Cussans; N. De Filippis; A. De Santo; M. Dunser; R. Ete; R. Farinelli; R. Ferrari; E. Fontanesi; S. Franchino; G. Gaudio; P. Giacomelli; F. Grancagnolo; S. Gribanov; J.M. Hauptman; P. Janot; S.D. Jones; K. Lee; S. Lee; G. Lerner; G. Morello; K. Nam; L. Pezzotti; A. Pingault; M. Poli Lener; A.A. Popov; F. Salvatore; R. Santoro; A. Taliercio; G.F. Tassielli; B. Testa; I. Vivarelli; R. Wigmans
• Keywords: Calorimeter (particle physics)

Abstract IDEA (Innovative Detector for Electron–positron Accelerators) is a detector concept designed for a future leptonic collider operating as a Higgs factory. It is based on innovative detector technologies developed over years of R&D. In September 2018, prototypes of the proposed sub-detectors have been tested for the first time on a beam line at CERN. The preliminary results from this test of a full slice of the IDEA detector and standalone measurements of dual read-out calorimeter prototypes are presented.