Speakers
David Winn
(Fairfield University)
Yasar Onel
(University of Iowa)
Burak Bilki
James Wetzel
Description
This note concentrates on calorimetry which will survive, with energy-flow, rate, and timing, in the forward region of future colliders, high intensity experiments, and orbiting systems. It uses PMT as direct calorimeter sensors to detect shower particles via Cerenkov light in the PMT window, and/or by direct secondary emission from shower particles traversing the dynodes. The secondary emission proportional to dE/dx provides compensating information.