Interesting happenings in this object
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by Whoandwhatitis moderator
There are too many things going on in this image for me to parse into the comments section.
I think there are #multiple #ocv and #backwardtracks.
At 95°, we see two muons departing the center with one particle represented by a white line. Further out, the muons cross paths and at this point, another white line is created at an #ocv. I don't see this often, so I'll tag it #weird. We notice that the muons and these two particles are opposite the #bundle of particles on the left (#diametric).
I see deposits on the electromagnetic calorimeter very near the line of the measured imbalance (the red dashed line), at 240° (#weird). This may be completely unrelated, but there's also slightly less activity in this area in the tracking chamber (the removed particles, now dots) than in other places.
There's also a small shower of activity in the muon chamber at 340°.
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by ElisabethB moderator
Would love to hear a comment from one of our scientists here ! Definitely a weird one !
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by davidbundy77
The muon tracks are pretty wierd: one track is bent in several places and the other doesn't emerge from the center. My theory is that a #punch-through has confused the computer and caused it to plot the muon tracks incorrectly.
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