ForwArd Search ExpeRiment

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ForwArd Search ExpeRiment (FASER) is a particle physics detector at CERN’s Large Hadron Collider designed to search for light, weakly interacting particles produced in the forward direction of high-energy proton–proton collisions.


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Predicate Object
instanceOf CERN experiment
Large Hadron Collider experiment
detector
particle physics experiment
acronymMeaning ForwArd Search ExpeRiment
collisionEnergyContext high-energy proton–proton collisions
dataSource LHC proton–proton collisions
dataTakingEnvironment LHC Run 3
designedToSearchFor light particles
long-lived particles
weakly interacting particles
environment underground experimental cavern
focusesOn forward-produced particles
hasAbbreviation FASER
hostInstitution CERN
kinematicRegion very forward direction
locatedAt CERN
locatedInCity Geneva
locatedInCountry Switzerland
locatedInFacility Large Hadron Collider
operatedBy international collaboration
partOf LHC experimental program
physicsProcessStudied proton–proton collisions
primaryLocation LHC tunnel forward region
relatedTo ATLAS
surface form: "ATLAS experiment"
researchGoal detect new light weakly coupled particles
probe physics beyond the Standard Model
scientificField high-energy physics
particle physics
searchesFor axion-like particles
dark photons
heavy neutral leptons
hidden sector particles
other feebly interacting particles
searchStrategy forward search for new particles
sensitivityRegion low-mass new particles
very weak couplings
shortName FASER
typeOfSearch forward-physics search
intensity-frontier search
usesBeamType proton beam
usesDetectionTechnique calorimetry
magnetic spectrometry
tracking detectors
usesInfrastructure LHC injector chain
surface form: "LHC beamline"

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ForwArd Search ExpeRiment acronymMeaning ForwArd Search ExpeRiment
FASER fullName ForwArd Search ExpeRiment