Fibre calorimeters: Dense, fast, radiation resistant

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Abstract

Dense electromagnetic calorimeters made of scintillating fibres embedded in grooved Pb sheets or similar configuration are described. The Omega Inner Calorimeter is entering its third year of successful operation. Some future prospects are discussed.

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