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RHIC And Quark Matter: A Proposed Heavy Ion Collider At Brookhaven National Laboratory

Brookhaven National Lab. (BNL), Upton, NY (United States). National Synchrotron Light Source II (NSLS-II), Thomas W. Ludlam, USDOE Office of Science (SC)

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In August, 1983 a Working Group of nuclear and particle physicists was convened at Brookhaven to consider the basic parameters for a high energy heavy ion collider facility. The meeting was in response to a unique set of circumstances arising from the termination of the CBA project and the result of the NSAC long range planning study in which an ultra-relativistic heavy ion collider was identified as the important new scientific opportunity for U.S. nuclear physics. Now the opportunity arose to consider the design of a dedicated heavy ioin collider which could take advantage of the work already invested in the CBA project.

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In August, 1983 a Working Group of nuclear and particle physicists was convened at Brookhaven to consider the basic parameters for a high energy heavy ion collider facility. The meeting was in response to a unique set of circumstances arising from the termination of the CBA project and the result of the NSAC long range planning study in which an ultra-relativistic heavy ion collider was identified as the important new scientific opportunity for U.S. nuclear physics. Now the opportunity arose to consider the design of a dedicated heavy ioin collider which could take advantage of the work already invested in the CBA project.

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In August, 1983 a Working Group of nuclear and particle physicists was convened at Brookhaven to consider the basic parameters for a high energy heavy ion collider facility. The meeting was in response to a unique set of circumstances arising from the termination of the CBA project and the result of the NSAC long range planning study in which an ultra-relativistic heavy ion collider was identified as the important new scientific opportunity for U.S. nuclear physics. Now the opportunity arose to consider the design of a dedicated heavy ioin collider which could take advantage of the work already invested in the CBA project.

Key concepts: National laboratory, Collider, Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider, Physics, Nuclear physics, Heavy ion, Work (physics), Particle physics

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