Higgs Boson Discovery: Find CMS & ATLAS Papers Here

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I am looking for the famous CMS and ATLAS papers which announced the discovery of a new boson particle...
Could someone help me by posting the link here?
 
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The papers you search for are easier to find through inspire. Here is the link for the CMS papers on inspire sorted on number of citations:
http://inspirehep.net/search?ln=sv&ln=sv&p=F+cn+cms&of=hb&action_search=Sök&sf=&so=d&rm=citation&rg=25&sc=0
As you can imagine, the discovery announcement is the first. I am sure you can figure out how to find the ATLAS paper in the same fashion.
 
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