PHENIX

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PHENIX is a major nuclear physics experiment at the Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider designed to study the properties of quark-gluon plasma and the strong interaction under extreme conditions.

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instanceOf nuclear physics experiment
particle physics detector
relativistic heavy-ion experiment
acceleratorType hadron collider
aimsTo characterize deconfined state of quarks and gluons
test predictions of quantum chromodynamics at high energy density
collaborationType international collaboration
country United States of America
surface form: United States
energyScale relativistic energies
focusesOn chiral symmetry restoration
collective flow
direct photon production
electromagnetic probes in heavy-ion collisions
heavy flavor production
jet quenching
particle correlations
properties of quark-gluon plasma
quarkonia suppression
spin structure of the proton
fullName Pioneering High Energy Nuclear Interaction eXperiment NERFINISHED
hasSubsystem beam-beam counters
central arm spectrometers
electromagnetic calorimeters
muon arms
ring-imaging Cherenkov detectors
time-of-flight detectors
tracking detectors
zero-degree calorimeters
hostFacility RHIC NERFINISHED
locatedAt Brookhaven National Laboratory NERFINISHED
Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider NERFINISHED
locatedIn Upton, New York NERFINISHED
measures electrons
global event characteristics
hadrons
jets
muons
photons
primaryGoal study quark-gluon plasma
researchField heavy-ion physics
quantum chromodynamics
strong interaction
studies proton-nucleus collisions
proton-proton collisions
relativistic heavy-ion collisions
studiesPhase strongly interacting matter under extreme conditions
usesBeam gold nuclei
other heavy ions
protons

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