Introduction to the SLD Collaboration
The SLD collaboration consists of about 150 physicists
(see group photo)
from many
Universities and Laboratories
who have built, maintain and analyse
data from the SLD detector at the
Stanford Linear Accelerator Center
(SLAC).
See also the
SLD Mission Statement
What SLD's ALR
measurement says about the Higgs particle
The SLD Detector
The SLD Detector (see diagram)
makes use of the unique capabilities of the
Stanford Linear Collider (SLC) to
perform studies of polarized Z
particles produced in collisions between electrons and positrons.
A longer description of the SLD detector
gives more details. The
SLD Event Pictures Collection
shows computer generated pictures of
a number of Z particle decays as reconstructed by the SLD detector.
Other SLD Pages of Interest
gives a list of Publications and Conference Talks by the SLD Collaboration
contains popular figures, plots and event pictures from the SLD Collaboration
A
separate main SLD page is aimed primarily at SLD collaborators
Tony Johnson and
Joseph Perl and
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SLD Publications
SLD Images Collection