Experimental Particle Physics book(s)

[poppyiord]

I' m interested in experimental particle physics (graduate level). All books I know are focused on theory, do you know any book which focus on experiment?
tnx

 

[Landau]

Introduction to High Energy Physics by Perkins.

 

[charng]

As a scientist in the field of particle physics, I can recommend several books that focus specifically on experimental particle physics at a graduate level. These books provide a comprehensive understanding of the experimental techniques, instrumentation, and data analysis methods used in this field.

1. "Introduction to Experimental Particle Physics" by Richard Fernow: This book covers the basics of experimental particle physics, including particle detection, accelerators, and data analysis. It also includes case studies of important experiments in the field.

2. "Particle Physics Experiments" by Adrian Bevan: This book provides a detailed overview of the techniques and tools used in particle physics experiments, from particle detectors to statistical analysis methods.

3. "Data Analysis Techniques for High-Energy Physics" by Rolf-Dieter Heuer: This book focuses on the data analysis methods used in high-energy particle physics experiments, including Monte Carlo simulations and statistical techniques.

4. "Experimental Techniques in High-Energy Nuclear and Particle Physics" by Thomas Ferbel: This book covers a wide range of experimental techniques used in both nuclear and particle physics, including accelerators, detectors, and data analysis.

I hope these recommendations are helpful in your search for books on experimental particle physics. Happy reading!