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Prospects for Proton-Proton Measurements with Tagged Protons in ATLAS

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arxiv 1909.10827 v1 pith:L6R4E7CV submitted 2019-09-24 physics.ins-det hep-ex

Prospects for Proton-Proton Measurements with Tagged Protons in ATLAS

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In 2017, ATLAS has been equipped with a new, dedicated detector system allowing measurements of forward protons scattered at small angles in diffractive and electromagnetic processes. These ATLAS Forward Proton detectors (AFP) can operate during the standard high-luminosity LHC runs and collect large amounts of integrated luminosity. This gives a possibility to study rare interactions, in particular, the two-photon processes. The physics programme includes measurements of photon-photon interactions present in the Standard Model, as well as using searches for new physics. In this paper, the AFP detectors and physics goals are briefly presented.

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