Detectors in Particle Physics
by Georg Viehhauser, Tony Weidberg
This book introduces the key detectors employed in particle physics, providing a modern overview of their design and function. It equips readers with the foundational knowledge needed to comprehend experimental techniques in high-energy physics. Ideal for students and professionals seeking an up-to-date resource in the field.
About This Book
Detectors in Particle Physics: A Modern Introduction offers a contemporary perspective on the technologies that enable the detection of subatomic particles in high-energy experiments.
Authored by experts Georg Viehhauser and Tony Weidberg, the book covers the fundamental principles and practical applications of various detector types used in particle physics research.
It serves as an accessible entry point for understanding how these instruments contribute to advancing our knowledge of the fundamental building blocks of matter.
The content is structured to build from basic concepts to more advanced topics, making it suitable for undergraduate and graduate-level studies in physics.
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