BRAHMS

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BRAHMS is a nuclear physics experiment at the Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider designed to study particle production and properties of hot, dense nuclear matter created in high-energy heavy-ion collisions.

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instanceOf heavy-ion collision experiment
nuclear physics experiment
acronymFor Broad Range Hadron Magnetic Spectrometers NERFINISHED
associatedFacility RHIC NERFINISHED
collaborationType international collaboration
collisionSystem deuteron-gold collisions
gold-gold collisions
proton-proton collisions
country United States of America
surface form: United States
dataTakingStarted early 2000s
detectorCapability hadron identification over broad momentum range
large rapidity coverage
detectorComponent Cherenkov detectors NERFINISHED
forward spectrometer
mid-rapidity spectrometer
time-of-flight system
tracking chambers
detectorType magnetic spectrometer
energyScale up to 200 GeV per nucleon pair
fullName Broad Range Hadron Magnetic Spectrometers NERFINISHED
hostLaboratory Brookhaven National Laboratory NERFINISHED
locatedAt Brookhaven National Laboratory NERFINISHED
Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider NERFINISHED
measures charged hadron spectra
identified kaon spectra
identified pion spectra
identified proton spectra
primaryGoal investigate quark-gluon plasma signatures
study particle production in relativistic heavy-ion collisions
study properties of hot dense nuclear matter
publishesIn peer-reviewed physics journals
researchField heavy-ion physics
high-energy nuclear physics
nuclear physics
particle physics
scientificObjective characterize matter at extreme temperature and density
test predictions of quantum chromodynamics in dense matter
status completed experiment
studies baryon stopping
collective flow phenomena
energy density in heavy-ion collisions
limiting fragmentation
net-proton rapidity distributions
nuclear modification factors
particle production at different rapidities
rapidity dependence of hadron yields
transverse momentum spectra of hadrons
usesAccelerator Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider NERFINISHED

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