HERA

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HERA was a major particle accelerator and collider at DESY in Hamburg, Germany, used primarily for high-energy electron–proton collision experiments in particle physics.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf collider
electron–proton collider
particle accelerator
research infrastructure
abbreviationOf Hadron–Elektron-Ringanlage NERFINISHED
alsoCollided positron–proton
circumference about 6.3 km
city Hamburg NERFINISHED
collaborationType international collaboration
collisionEnergyCenterOfMass up to about 320 GeV
continent Europe
country Germany NERFINISHED
endOfOperation 2007
energyElectrons about 27.5 GeV
energyProtons up to 920 GeV
field high-energy physics
particle physics
firstCollisionsYear 1992
fundedBy Germany NERFINISHED
hadDetector HERA-B NERFINISHED
HERMES NERFINISHED
hadMajorDetector H1 NERFINISHED
ZEUS NERFINISHED
hostInstitutionType national research center
hostLaboratory DESY NERFINISHED
locatedIn DESY NERFINISHED
Germany
Hamburg NERFINISHED
locatedUnderground true
namedAfter acronym for Hadron–Elektron-Ringanlage
notableResult constraints on QCD at high energies
measurements of deep inelastic scattering at low x
precision measurements of proton parton distribution functions
searches for leptoquarks and contact interactions
operator DESY NERFINISHED
primaryCollisionType electron–proton
purpose high-energy electron–proton collision experiments
search for physics beyond the Standard Model
study of deep inelastic scattering
study of proton structure
tests of quantum chromodynamics
runBy DESY NERFINISHED
shape circular ring
shutdownYear 2007
startOfOperation 1992
status decommissioned

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DESY formerFacility HERA