Fabrizio Cei

Associate Professor

University of Pisa

Italy

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Fabrizio Cei is an Associate Professor at the University of Pisa, Italy. His research focuses on advanced detector technologies and simulations in particle physics, with a particular emphasis on the muEDM and MEG II experiments. Recent publications include topics on scintillating fibers trackers, drift chamber alignments, and liquid hydrogen targets for calorimeter calibration.

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Cecilia Voena

Associate Professor

Sapienza University of Rome

ITALY

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Sei Ban

Project Assistant Professor

University of Tokyo

JAPAN

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Kensuke Yamamoto

University of Tokyo

JAPAN

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Giovanni Signorelli

Full Professor

University of Pisa

ITALY

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Gianluca Cavoto

Associate professor

Università degli Studi di Roma La Sapienza Dipartimento di Fisica

ITALY

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Stefan Ritt

Head Muon Physics Group

Paul Scherrer Institut

SWITZERLAND

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Adrian Signer

University of Zurich

SWITZERLAND

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Flavio Gatti

Full Professor

University of Genova

ITALY

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Yusuke Uchiyama

Project Assistant Professor

Kobe University

JAPAN

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Articles (14)

Design of a novel scintillating fibers tracker for the muEDM experiment

The Entrance and Time Of Flight detector prototypes of the muEDM experiment

A liquid hydrogen target for the calibration of the MEG-II LXe calorimeter

Alignment of the MEG II cylindrical drift chamber

Improved muon decay simulation with McMule and Geant4

The Cylindrical Drift Chamber of the MEG II experiment

The trigger system for the MEG II experiment

The measuring systems of the wire tension for the MEG II Drift Chamber by means of the resonant frequency technique

A liquid hydrogen target to fully characterize the new MEG II liquid xenon calorimeter

Analysis and study of the problems on the wires used in the MEG CDCH and the construction of the new drift chamber

The WaveDAQ integrated Trigger and Data Acquisition System for the MEG II experiment

Commissioning and preliminary performance of the MEG II drift chamber

The Search for <i>μ</i>→e<i>γ</i> with 10<sup>-14</sup> Sensitivity: The Upgrade of the MEG Experiment

Real-Time Particle Identification in Liquid Xenon

Collaborators (9)

Cecilia Voena

Sei Ban

Kensuke Yamamoto

Giovanni Signorelli

Gianluca Cavoto

Stefan Ritt

Adrian Signer

Flavio Gatti

Yusuke Uchiyama

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