Further event displays from 2010 proton-proton collision events in ATLAS are also available.

Z boson candidates in 7 TeV Collision Data

First Z boson candidates recorded by ATLAS in 2010.

Event Displays

First candidate for an event with a Z boson decaying to two electrons seen in 7 TeV collision data.		First candidate for an event with a Z boson decaying to two muons seen in 7 TeV collision data.

W boson candidates in 7 TeV Collision Data

First W boson candidates recorded by ATLAS in 2010.

Event Displays

First candidate for an event with a W boson decaying to muon + neutrino seen in 7 TeV collision data.		First candidate for an event with a W boson decaying to electron + neutrino seen in 7 TeV collision data.

First 7 TeV Proton-Proton Collision Events

On Tuesday afternoon, March 30th, 2010, for the first time the LHC achieved 7 TeV collisions and ATLAS recorded their first proton-proton collision events at this record energy.

Event Displays

Event display of a 7 TeV proton collision recorded by ATLAS.		Another display of the same 7 TeV proton collision event.		Display of a jet event at 7 TeV recorded by ATLAS.

Display of an event at 7 TeV with a muon candidate.		Display of an event at 7 TeV with Pixel detector fully on.		Another display of an event at 7 TeV with a muon candidate.

Display of a 2 jet event at 7 TeV.		Display of on event at 7 TeV with to two inelastic proton-proton collisions (pile up).

Animations

Animation of one of the first 7 TeV collisions recorded by ATLAS. A high resolution version (slow in loading).		Another animation of a 7 TeV event with a muon candidate. A high resolution version (slow in loading).

Photos from the day

People waiting for the 7 TeV proton-proton collisions and more photos of the day.

Link to the ATLAS event display page from the LHC restart in 2009.