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Transverse single spin asymmetries in polarized proton-proton collisions at PHENIX

J. Koster

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The PHENIX experiment probes the transverse spin structure of the proton with asymmetries of particle production in polarized proton collisions. This talk summarizes the measurements of A N in hadron production at forward and at mid rapidities.

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The PHENIX experiment probes the transverse spin structure of the proton with asymmetries of particle production in polarized proton collisions. This talk summarizes the measurements of A N in hadron production at forward and at mid rapidities.

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The PHENIX experiment probes the transverse spin structure of the proton with asymmetries of particle production in polarized proton collisions. This talk summarizes the measurements of A N in hadron production at forward and at mid rapidities.

Key concepts: Physics, Proton, Transverse plane, Nuclear physics, Hadron, Spin (aerodynamics), Particle physics, Proton spin crisis

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