LHCb

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LHCb is a particle physics experiment at the Large Hadron Collider focused on studying the differences between matter and antimatter through precise measurements of beauty and charm quark decays.


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Predicate Object
instanceOf LHC experiment
flavor physics experiment
particle physics experiment
aim precision tests of the Standard Model
search for new physics via flavor observables
collaborationCountries over 15 countries
collaborationSize over 1000 scientists
collaborationType international collaboration
collisionType nucleus–nucleus collisions
proton–nucleus collisions
proton–proton collisions
constructionPeriod 2000s
country France
Switzerland
dataFormat ROOT
designLuminosity lower than ATLAS and CMS
fullName Large Hadron Collider beauty experiment
fundingSource member state funding agencies
geometry single-arm forward spectrometer
hasSubsystem RICH detectors
VELO
calorimeter system
data acquisition system
muon system
tracking system
trigger system
vertex locator
locatedAt CERN
Large Hadron Collider
locatedIn Geneva region
locatedOn LHC interaction point 8
notableResult discovery of exotic hadrons
measurements of heavy baryon properties
observation of rare B meson decays
precise measurements of CP violation in B mesons
tests of lepton flavor universality
operatedBy CERN
parentOrganization CERN LHC programme
pseudorapidityCoverage approximately 2 < η < 5
researchField CP violation
flavor physics
heavy flavor physics
high energy physics
particle physics
researchFocus CP violation in B mesons
CP violation in D mesons
baryon decays
beauty quark decays
central exclusive production
charm quark decays
fixed-target physics
heavy ion collisions
heavy quark production
matter–antimatter asymmetry
quarkonia production
rare decays
searches for physics beyond the Standard Model
startOfDataTaking 2010
upgradePhase LHCb Upgrade I
LHCb Upgrade II
Run 3 upgrade
usesAccelerator Large Hadron Collider

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