Heavy ion physics at CERN: present and future

Details Heavy ion physics at CERN: present and future Heavy ion physics at CERN: present and future

Oct 1998

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The sixth Mexican workshop on particles and fields. AIP Conference Proceedings, Volume 445, pp. 5-41 (1998).

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Particle And Resonance Production, Particle Correlations

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After a general introduction on the very high energy heavy ion interactions, the CERN heavy ion program is presented. Three CERN experiments are described in details: NA38/50 (J/Ψ suppression), NA45/CERES (e+e- production) and WA85/97 (multi-strange particle production). The ALICE experiment, to be built in the next years and foreseen at the CERN Large Hadron Collider (LHC) is also extensively described.

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