Measures momentum of charged particles in FASER’s detector, indicating method effectiveness.
We present a momentum measurement method based on multiple Coulomb scattering (MCS) in the FASERν emulsion detector. The measurement of charged-particle momenta is essential for studying neutrino interactions in the TeV energy range at the FASER experiment. This method exploits the sub-micron spatial resolution and long tracking length of the FASERν detector, enabling momentum determination from a few GeV up to a few TeV. The performance was evaluated using Geant4-based Monte Carlo simulations and validated with muon test beam data in the momentum range 100-300 GeV. As a first probe of the method for higher momentum muons, background muons recorded by the FASERν detector were examined, showing reconstructed momenta consistent with expectations from their angular spread.
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