RUI: Physics with the L3 Detector at LEP

两名教员，一名研究助理， 本科生将从事一项实验， 在日内瓦的欧洲核子研究中心， Switzerland. 该实验涉及一个大型探测器（称为 L3），由来自世界各地的300名物理学家合作建造， 在全世界都有。 L3位于新的电子-正电子 欧洲核子研究中心正在建设的对撞束设施 这个实验的目的是为了精确地测试 被称为“标准”的基本粒子理论 模型”。 联合学院集团将有明确的 探测器的责任。 他们关心的是 设计、制造和安装两台显示器， μ子系统：1）漂移速度监测器; 2）读出 用于激光对准装置。 这项工作将涉及 约15名本科生参与前沿 在联合学院和校外进行研究。

Two faculty members, one research associate and undergraduate students will work on an experiment being performed at CERN (European Organization for Nuclear Research) in Geneva, Switzerland. The experiment involves a large detector (known as L3) and is built by a collaboration of 300 physicists from throughout the world. L3 is located at the new electron-positron colliding beam facility presently under construction at CERN. The purpose of the experiment is to make precise tests of the current theory of elementary particles known as the "standard model". The Union College Group will have well defined responsibilities for the detector. They are concerned with the design, fabrication and implementation of two monitors for the muon system: 1) the drift velocity monitor; and 2) the readout for the laser alignment apparatus. This work will involve the participation of about 15 undergraduate students in forefront research at Union College and off-campus.