SND@LHC

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SND@LHC is a dedicated neutrino detector experiment at CERN’s Large Hadron Collider designed to study high-energy neutrinos produced in proton–proton collisions, complementing forward experiments like FASER.


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Predicate Object
instanceOf CERN experiment
LHC experiment
neutrino detector experiment
acronym SND@LHC
beamType proton–proton
collaborationType international collaboration
collider LHC
complementsExperiment FASER
FASERν
complementsProgram central LHC detectors
other forward physics experiments at the LHC
country Switzerland
dataSource LHC Run 3
dataTakingPeriod LHC Run 3 era
energyScale TeV-scale neutrinos
environment high-radiation forward region of the LHC
experimentType fixed-target–like forward detector
fullName Scattering and Neutrino Detector at the LHC
fundingContext CERN LHC research program
geometry compact forward detector
hostLaboratory CERN
locatedAt CERN
Large Hadron Collider
locationRegion very forward region of the LHC
locationRelativeToIP downstream of an LHC interaction point
physicsGoal measure neutrino cross sections at TeV energies
probe parton distribution functions at low x via neutrino interactions
search for signs of new physics in neutrino interactions
study flavor composition of LHC neutrino flux
primaryPurpose study high-energy neutrinos produced in proton–proton collisions
researchField neutrino physics
particle physics
roleInProgram extends LHC physics program to neutrino sector
scientificObjective first direct observation of collider-produced neutrinos in a general-purpose forward detector at the LHC
status operational during LHC Run 3
studiesParticle electron neutrino
muon neutrino
neutrino
tau neutrino
studiesProcess forward neutrino production in proton–proton collisions
neutrino–nucleus interactions
usesTechnology electromagnetic calorimeter
emulsion detector
muon system
scintillator detector

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SND@LHC
acronym
SND@LHC ("Scattering and Neutrino Detector at the LHC")
fullName
FASER
relatedExperiment

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