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[en] The level 2 muon trigger for the upgraded D0 detector is based on finding either a track segment directly outside the calorimeter or a full track that includes hits on either side of the magnetized iron toroid. The architecture for level 2 includes the use of a preprocessor which will be used to find the segments. Queueing simulation of the level 2 architecture shows a strong dependence between deadtime and large events in the preprocessors when a serial computation is performed. By using a parallel preprocessor architecture where each individual processor focuses on a narrow path through the detector, the effect of large events or slow calculations on deadtime is eliminated. The CNAPS commercial parallel processor board is considered for the muon preprocessor. (orig.)
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5. international workshop on new computing techniques in physics research: Software engineering, neural nets, genetic algorithms, expert systems, symbolic algebra, automatic calculations (AIHENP-5); Lausanne (France); 2-6 Sep 1996
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Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research. Section A, Accelerators, Spectrometers, Detectors and Associated Equipment; ISSN 0168-9002; ; CODEN NIMAER; v. 389(1-2); p. 59-62
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