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Nuclear Physics Division


Institute of Research into the Fundamental Laws of the Universe
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COMPASS : a pioneering measurement answers a question asked in the early 2000s
Nov 14, 2017
COMPASS : a pioneering measurement answers a question asked in the early 2000s
The physicists from the Compass collaboration at Cern, which comprises a team from Irfu, have just published the results of a new measurement of the quark structure of the proton [1]. This uncommon but eagerly awaited measurement tends to confirm one of the basic assumptions of the theory of the strong interaction, the Quantum Chromodynamics (QCD).
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Nov 29, 2010
The MicroMegas technological adventure enters a new phase
A team of physicists, engineers and technicians from IRFU are developing a new generation of MicroMegas trackers. The planned Compass II experiment at CERN, together with the Clas12 experiment at the Jefferson Lab, will impose new operational constraints preventing the current generation of trackers from working with nominal performance.
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The MicroMegas technological adventure enters a new phase
An exotic meson discovered at CERN
Jul 06, 2010
An exotic meson discovered at CERN
   The pion, predicted by Yukawa in 1935 and discovered in 1947, was the first of a family of particles called mesons: a family that has continued to grow ever since. Ordinary mesons consist of a quark and an antiquark. The theory of strong interaction also predicts the existence of more complex mesons, called ‘exotic' mesons.
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