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Since 1990 we have tabulated a list of experimental HEP
publications from refereed journals which resulted from US
accelerators. This study was initiated as input to the annual DOE
review of the Fermilab HEP program. The intent was to understand how
many new experimental results in HEP came from the US investment in
HEP accelerators.
The statistics were started by hand
scanning the five refereed journals in which virtually all new US HEP
results were being published: Physical Review Letters, Physical
Review D, Physics Letters B, Zeitschrift fur Physik, (latter
Europhysics Journal) and Nuclear Physics B. Within the journal, or
journal section, for HEP papers the determination of which paper
should be included was left to the judgment of the physicist who
scanned the journal. There were relatively few ambiguous papers.
More recently, SPIRES has included all papers published in these
journals so the initial search is automated. However, hand scanning
of those references is still done to identify collaborations, remove
the occasional conference proceeding and phenomenology paper, etc.
This study makes no attempt to be comprehensive. We've ignored
papers from non-US accelerators, with or without US participation;
non-accelerator experiments, theory, phenomenology, astrophysics and
accelerator physics. We will gladly to make additions or corrections
within the study as defined. The study was initiated by Jeff Appel
and Peter Cooper of Fermilab and carried out each year by them and
other members of the Fermilab Scientific staff.
HEP
Publications - all papers included (as a
tab-separated text file)
YEAR LAB EXPT TYPE Journal-ref-from-spires Archive-ref
1990 BNL | Phys.Lett.B hep-ex/0102003
- CESR | Eur.Phys.J.C (Z.Phys.C)
2011 FNAL | Phys.Rev.Lett. Phys.Rev.D
SLAC | Nucl.Phys.B Nature Science
FT Fixed target
CB Colliding beam CESR: CUSB CLEO
FNAL: E710 E735 CDF D0 MINIMAX FMMF
SLAC: SLD MARK-II/III HRS TPC BABAR
CB2 FNAL Collider Run-II CDF D0
HI AGS / RHIC Heavy Ions
More recently Heath O'Connell
hoc@fnal.gov, of the Fermilab
Library, has extended and automated the SPIREs searches. Results of
these searches are available at: Comparison
of national laboratories
Peter Cooper - Fermi National
Accelertor Laboratory - pcooper@fnal.gov
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