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Author: Julie Hogan

episodes/02-tracker.md

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 - What is the tracker and how does it work?
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 - Learn about the tracker, what it measures, and how it works.
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 - A particle emerging from the collision and travelling outwards will first encounter the tracking system, made of silicon pixels and silicon strip detectors.
 - The tracker accurately measures the positions of passing charged particles allowing physicists to reconstruct their tracks.
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episodes/03-ecal.md

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 - What is the ECAL?
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 - Learn about the ECAL and how it works.
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 - The ECAL is designed to measure the energies of electrons and photons with great precision.
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episodes/04-hcal.md

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 - What is the HCAL?
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 - Learn about the HCAL and how it works.
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 - The HCAL measures the energy of “hadrons”, particles made of quarks and gluons (for example protons, neutrons, pions and kaons).
 - The HCAL is hermetic, made up of a barrel, endcaps, and forrward and outer detectors.
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episodes/05-magnet.md

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 - What is the magnet in CMS and what does it do?
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 - The CMS magnet is the central device around which the experiment is built, with a 3.7 Tesla magnetic field.
 - The magnet's job is to bend the paths of particles emerging from high-energy collisions.
 - The strong magnetic field, combined with high-precision position measurements in the tracker and muon detectors, this allows accurate measurement of the momentum of even high-energy particles.
 - The CMS magnet is a superconducting solenoid.
 - The tracker and calorimeter detectors (ECAL and HCAL) fit snugly inside the magnet.
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episodes/06-muon.md

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 - What are the muon detectors in CMS and how do they work?
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 - There are three main muon detector systems in CMS: the drift tubes, cathode strip chambers, and resistive plate chambers.
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