@article{3048547,
    title = "The CPLEAR detector at CERN",
    author = "Adler, R and Albrecht, W and Alhalel, T and Angelopoulos, A and and Apostolakis, A and Aslanides, E and Backenstoss, G and Bal, F and Bard, and JP and Barraca, D and Bee, CP and Behnke, O and Benelli, A and Bennet, J and and Bertin, V and Blanc, F and Bloch, P and Bonnet, M and Bula, C and and Calzas, A and Carlson, P and Carroll, M and Carvalho, J and Cawley, E and and Charalambous, S and Chardalas, M and Chardin, G and Charra, P and and Chertok, MB and Cody, A and daSilva, J and Damianoglou, D and Daniel, R and and Danielsson, M and Dechelette, P and Dedieu, M and Dedoussis, S and and Dejardin, M and Derre, J and Dijksman, A and Dinkespiller, B and and Dodgson, M and Droge, M and Duclos, J and Dudragne, N and Durand, D and and Ealet, A and Eckart, B and Eleftheriadis, C and Engster, C and and Evangelou, I and Faravel, L and Fassnacht, P and Faure, JL and Felder, C and and FerreiraMarques, R and Fetscher, W and Fidecaro, M and Filipcic, A and and Francis, D and Fry, J and Fuglesang, C and Gabathuler, E and Gally, and Y and Gamet, R and Garreta, D and Geiss, D and Geralis, T and Gerber, HJ and and Go, A and Gumplinger, P and Guyon, D and Guyot, C and Harrison, P and and Harrison, PF and Haselden, A and Hayman, PJ and Hazen, E and and HenryCouannier, F and Heyes, WG and Hollander, RW and Hubert, E and and Jacobs, C and Jansson, K and Johner, HU and JonAnd, K and Karkour, N and and Kerek, A and Kern, J and Kesseler, G and Kettle, PR and King, D and and Klados, T and Kochowski, C and Kokkas, P and Kontek, K and Kreuger, R and and Lawry, T and Lecouturier, D and LeGac, R and Leimgruber, F and and Linget, D and Liolios, A and Lofstedt, B and Louis, F and Machado, E and and Maley, P and Mall, U and Mandic, I and Manthos, N and Marel, G and and Marin, CP and Martin, H and Michau, JC and Mikuz, M and Miller, J and and Montanet, F and Nakada, T and Nanni, F and Onofre, A and Pagels, B and and Papadopoulos, I and Pavlopoulos, P and Pelucchi, F and Petit, P and and Philippoussis, K and daCunha, JP and Policarpo, A and Polivka, G and and Postma, H and Rheme, C and Rickenbach, R and Roberts, BL and Rozaki, E and and Ruf, T and Sacks, L and Sakeliou, L and Sanders, P and Santoni, C and and Sarigiannis, K and Schafer, M and Schaller, LA and Schietinger, T and and Schopper, A and Schune, P and Soares, A and Steinacher, M and and Tatsis, S and Tauscher, L and Thibault, C and Touchard, F and and Touramanis, C and Triantis, F and Troster, DA and Tsamouranis, I and and Tschopp, H and Tsilimigras, P and vanBeveren, E and vanEijk, CWE and and vanKoningsveld, B and Vanuxem, JP and Varner, G and Verweij, H and and Vlachos, S and WArner, D and Watson, E and Weber, P and Wendler, H and and Wigger, O and Witzig, C and Wolter, M and Yeche, C and Zavrtanik, D and and Zimmerman, D",
    journal = "NUCLEAR INSTRUMENTS & METHODS IN PHYSICS RESEARCH SECTION
A-ACCELERATORS SPECTROMETERS DETECTORS AND ASSOCIATED EQUIPMENT",
    year = "1996",
    volume = "379",
    number = "1",
    pages = "76-100",
    publisher = "ELSEVIER SCIENCE BV",
    doi = "10.1016/0168-9002(96)00542-6",
    abstract = "The CPLEAR collaboration has constructed a detector at CERN for an
extensive programme of CP-, T- and CPT-symmetry studies using K-0 and
<(K)over bar (0)> produced by the annihilation of <(p)over bar ‘s> in a
hydrogen gas target. The K-0 and <(K)over bar (0)> are identified by
their companion products of the annihilation K(+/-)pi(-/+) which are
tracked with multiwire proportional chambers, drift chambers and
streamer tubes. Particle identification is carried out with a liquid
Cherenkov detector for fast separation of pions and kaons and with
scintillators which allow the measurement of time of flight and energy
loss. Photons are measured with a lead/gas sampling electromagnetic
calorimeter. The required antiproton annihilation modes are selected by
fast online processors using the tracking chamber and particle
identification information. All the detectors are mounted in a 0.44 T
uniform field of an axial solenoid of diameter 2 m and length 3.6 m to
form a magnetic spectrometer capable of full on-line reconstruction and
selection of events. The design, operating parameters and performance of
the subdetectors are described."
}