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The D0 Detector at the Fermilab Tevatron in Run 2

N. Parashar

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The \d0 (DZERO) Detector at Fermilab is currently collecting data since March 1, 2001, called Run 2. The detector has undergone an extensive upgrade to participate in the Run 2 data taking. The design of the detector meets the requirements of the high luminosity environment provided by the accelerator. This paper describes the upgraded detector subsystems and gives an outline of the physics potentials associated with the upgrade.

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The \d0 (DZERO) Detector at Fermilab is currently collecting data since March 1, 2001, called Run 2. The detector has undergone an extensive upgrade to participate in the Run 2 data taking. The design of the detector meets the requirements of the high luminosity environment provided by the accelerator. This paper describes the upgraded detector subsystems and gives an outline of the physics potentials associated with the upgrade.

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The \d0 (DZERO) Detector at Fermilab is currently collecting data since March 1, 2001, called Run 2. The detector has undergone an extensive upgrade to participate in the Run 2 data taking. The design of the detector meets the requirements of the high luminosity environment provided by the accelerator. This paper describes the upgraded detector subsystems and gives an outline of the physics potentials associated with the upgrade.

Key concepts: Fermilab, Upgrade, Tevatron, Detector, Luminosity, Physics, Nuclear physics, Particle physics

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