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Aging studies of Micromegas prototypes for the HL-LHC

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arxiv 1111.5998 v1 pith:AJXFIS5O submitted 2011-11-25 physics.ins-det hep-ex

J. Galan , D. Attie , J. Derre , E. Ferrer Ribas , A. Giganon , I. Giomataris , F. Jeanneau , J. Manjarres
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R. de Oliveira P. Schune M. Titov J. Wotschack
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The micromegas technology is a promising candidate to replace the forward muon chambers for the luminosity upgrade of ATLAS. The LHC accelerator luminosity will be five times the nominal one, increasing background and pile-up event probability. This requires detector performances which are currently under study in intensive R&D activities. Aging is one of the key issues for a high-luminosity LHC application. For this reason, we study the properties of resistive micromegas detectors under intense X-ray radiation and under thermal neutrons in different CEA-Saclay facilities. This study is complementary to those already performed using fast neutrons.

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