On this page we are starting to set up a collection of Diploma and Ph.D. theses written in the DESY ATLAS group.

Diploma Theses

• Clemens Lange: Studies of Single Top Production in Proton-Proton Collisions with the ATLAS Experiment
  Humboldt Universität zu Berlin, January 2009 (pdf)

• Valentina Ferrara: The ATLAS discovery potential for a charged slepton as next-to-lightest supersymmetric particle
  Universita Roma III, January 2009 (pdf)

• Michael Böhler: Reconstruction of Photon Conversions in tau Lepton Decays in the ATLAS Experiment
  University Hamburg, October 2008 (pdf).

• Dörthe Ludwig: Study of tau Final States in Gauge Mediated Supersymmetry Breaking Models at ATLAS
  University Hamburg, October 2008 (pdf).

• Matthias Meyer: Studien zur Rekonstruktion von Minimum-Bias-Ereignissen mit dem ATLAS Detektor
  Humboldt University, September 2008 (pdf).

• Sebastian Johnert: Studien zur Messung von Rekonstruktionseffizienz und Untergrund der -Lepton-Identifikation im Zerfall Z->tau,tau beim ATLAS-Experiment aus Daten
  University Hamburg, August 2008 (pdf).

• Liv Antje Mari Wiik: Online Selection of the Fully Hadronic Top Pair Decay using the ATLAS Detector
  University Hamburg, July 2008.

• Dennis Petschull: Precision Measurement of the fibre detector of ALFA
  University Hamburg, June 2008 (pdf).

• Martin Goebel: A Global Fit of the Electroweak Standard Model
  University Hamburg, March 2008 (pdf).

• Rocco Mandrysch Triggerstudien im mSUGRA Parameterraum
  University Hamburg, March 2008. (pdf).

• Daniel Richter: Energy Loss Measurements with the ATLAS Transition Radiation Tracker Using Test Beam Data
  Humboldt University Berlin, January 2008 (pdf).

• Stefan Mättig: Determination of Electron Trigger Efficiencies using Z-->ee Events at the LHC
  University Hamburg, December 2007. (pdf).

• Regina Kwee: Studies for the Development of a Minimum Bias Trigger at Low Luminosities in the ATLAS Experiment at the Large Hadron Collider
  Humboldt University Berlin, July 2007 (pdf).

• Gordon Fischer: Software Development for the Monitoring of the High-Level Trigger at ATLAS
  Humboldt University Berlin, June 2007.

Ph.D. Theses