General Thoughts about Tracking for a Linear Collider Detector
Bruce A. Schumm
Abstract
Basic scaling laws are used to compare the relative capabilities of gaseous and solid-state tracking. Conclusions are drawn in the context of physics processes expected to be at the focus of studies at the International Linear Collider.
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