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178:, and the development, construction and operation of particle accelerators. The design effort for ZEUS can be traced back to 1982. A Letter of Intent was submitted in 1985. The ZEUS detector was operational with the first collisions of the HERA collider in 1992. The last electron–proton collisions at ZEUS were recorded on 30 June 2007. The other multi-purpose experiment at the HERA collider was the competing 212: 195: 17: 234:
and divided into three main sections: the BCAL (Barrel CALorimeter), FCAL (Forward CALorimeter), and RCAL (Rear CALorimeter). Each section was subdivided transversely into towers, and longitudinally into EMC (Electro-Magnetic Calorimeter) or HAC (HAdronic Calorimeter). The smallest subdivision in the
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The main components of the ZEUS detector were the tracking components, the calorimeter and the muon detectors. The purpose of the ZEUS detector was to collect data to allow the reconstruction of physics events in a consistent way so they can be analyzed.
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which were captured by the scintillator and increased the hadronic signal. Another advantage of using uranium as the absorber was that the natural
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was founded in 1959 and started operating its first particle accelerator in 1964. Since then, it has been a highly regarded center for
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as well as to search for particles beyond the Standard Model, laying the foundation to much of the science done at the
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experiment. Since May 2012, the former ZEUS detector hall has been used as a lab space for the international
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The ZEUS detector comprised many different detector components, including a
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ZEUS Collaboration: K. Edwards; Edwards, K.; Kapitza, H. (June 1985).
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allowed the calorimeter's sensitivity to be conveniently monitored.
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of ZEUS. These measurements were also used to test and study the
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calorimeter was called a cell. Each cell was read out by two
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The HERA South Hall where the ZEUS experiment was located.
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interacted with uranium atoms to produce slow-moving
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particle detector
HERA
DESY
Hamburg
physicists
institutes
countries
depleted uranium
scintillator
calorimeter
tracking detector
wire chamber
silicon
muon chambers
solenoid
T
magnetic field
H1
proton
deep inelastic scattering
leptons
electrons
positrons
protons
interaction point
Standard Model
particle physics
Large Hadron Collider
CERN

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