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Message 18852 - Posted: 19 Jan 2008, 9:36:26 UTC

Somebody knows when they start the LHC again to begin the full experiment? Some ppl say March 2008, some ppl say it will be later 2008/begin 2009?

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Message 18873 - Posted: 24 Jan 2008, 11:11:01 UTC

Hello !

In my newspaper today, there was a complete article over the LHC in the "science section" and they stated that it will open in June

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Message 18879 - Posted: 25 Jan 2008, 8:57:18 UTC

this link leads to the current schedule
http://sylvainw.home.cern.ch/sylvainw/planning-follow-up/Schedule.pdf
as u can see the first 7 TeV beam should be available mid may
the real question is, when will the detectors start to take data.

p.s.: everything is preliminary and CERN sustained some throwbacks in the last years.
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Message 18913 - Posted: 29 Jan 2008, 8:04:39 UTC - in response to Message 18879.  

this link leads to the current schedule
http://sylvainw.home.cern.ch/sylvainw/planning-follow-up/Schedule.pdf
as u can see the first 7 TeV beam should be available mid may
the real question is, when will the detectors start to take data.

At least two of the detectors have taken data already:
ALiCE
CMS

(admittedly not from collisions yet...)
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Message 18949 - Posted: 1 Feb 2008, 7:47:54 UTC - in response to Message 18913.  

At least two of the detectors have taken data already:
ALiCE
CMS

(admittedly not from collisions yet...)


Yes, almost every detector use cosmics for calibration. So even there is no beam you can test and check the detector. But there are some restrictions: cosmics mainly come down vertical, so you wont have tracks horizontal. The energy deposition is not much, it may be under threshold of some detector devices.
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