Experiments Online: Home Pages of HEP Experiments

This document directs you to home pages of various high-energy physics experiments. If we are missing the home page of your experiment, please send a note to: expbase@slac.stanford.edu . Last update: 30 June 1995.

Beijing:

BEPC
- BES experiment. Information provided by SLAC, and Caltech collaborators.

Brookhaven:

AGS experiments
- BNL-787
- BNL-814: see BNL-877
- BNL-821 [Muon g-2] (see also the information from Boston)
- BNL-850 [EVA]
- BNL-852
- BNL-863 (by the EMU01 Collaboration at Univ. of Washington, Seattle)
- BNL-864 [Strange Nuclear Matter] - prepared by WSU participants (See also the Penn State U. BNL-864 page)
- BNL-865 (prepared by Yale participants)
- BNL-866 (prepared by MIT participants)
- BNL-871 (prepared by Irvine participants)
- BNL-877 (prepared by Stony Brook participants)
- BNL-878 (page prepared by LBL participants)
- BNL-881
- BNL-889 (a test page prepared by Penn U. participants)
- BNL-890
- BNL-892
- BNL-896 (page prepared by LBL participants)
Proposed RHIC experiments
- BNL-RHIC-PHENIX
- BNL-RHIC-STAR
- BNL-RHIC-BRAHMS
- BNL-RHIC-PHOBOS (see also the PHOBOS page from MIT)
- BNL-RHIC-COBEX [B-physics at RHIC]

CEBAF:

Hall B experiments
- CLAS Collaboration
Hall C experiment
- CEBAF-94-18 [t20 of Deuteron]

CERN:

LEP experiments
- CERN-LEP-ALEPH
- CERN-LEP-DELPHI (see also the DELPHI pages from Amsterdam, and Lyon)
- CERN-LEP-L3 (see also the L3 Gopher page, and the L3 page from Naples)
- CERN-LEP-OPAL (See also the OPAL information from Freiburg, Queen Mary & Westfield Coll., and Victoria U.)
LEAR experiments
- PS-195 [CPLEAR]
- PS-197 [CRYSTAL BARREL] (prepared by CMU participants)
- PS-205 [HELIUMTRAP]
SPS experiments
- CERN-NA-035
- CERN-NA-038 (prepared by Lyon participants)
- CERN-NA-044
- CERN-NA-045 [CERES] (prepared by Heidelberg participants)
- CERN-NA-047 [SMC] (see also the SMC page from Freiburg)
- CERN-NA-048 [CP-violation]
- CERN-NA-049
- CERN-NA-050 (prepared by Lyon participants)
- CERN-NA-051 (prepared by Lyon participants)
- CERN-WA-089 [Hyperon Beam]
- CERN-WA-095 [CHORUS] (see also the CHORUS page from Amsterdam)
- CERN-WA-096 [NOMAD]
- CERN-WA-098 [Large Acceptance Hadron and Photon Spectrometer]
EMU series experiment
- CERN-EMU-001 (prepared by Seattle participants)
R&D projects
- CERN-RD-8 [GaAs Detector]
- CERN-RD-11 [EAST]
- CERN-RD-13 [Scalable Data Taking System]
- CERN-RD-20 [Si-strip Detector]
- CERN-RD-24 [Scalable Coherent Interface for DAQ]
- CERN-RD-27 [First-levell Trigger System]
- CERN-RD-38 [CICERO]
- CERN-RD-41 [MOOSE]
- CERN-RD-44 [GEANT4]
- CERN-RD-45 [Persist Object Manager]
Proposed LHC experiments
- CERN-LHC-ALICE [A Large Ion Collider Experiment]
- CERN-LHC-ATLAS [A Toroidal LHC Apparatus] (see also the ATLAS pages from Amsterdam, Boston, Freiburg, Marseille, Prague, RAL, ATLAS-Japan, and ATLAS-USA)
- CERN-LHC-B [CP Violation in B Decays]
- CERN-LHC-CMS [Compact Muon Solenoid] (see also the US CMS page, and the CMS page from Lyon)
- CERN-LHC-GAJET [Internal Gas Jet Target]

Cornell:

CESR experiment
- CESR-CLEO-II (see also the CLEO page from Hawaii U.).

Darmstadt, GSI:

SIS/ESR collaborations
- ALADiN
- FOPI
- FRS
- HADES
- KaoS
- TAPS

DESY:

HERA experiments
- DESY-HERA-H1 (see also the H1 pages from Aachen, and Heidelberg)
- DESY-HERA-ZEUS (see also the ZEUS page from Amsterdam)
- DESY-HERA-HERMES (see also the HERMES page from Amsterdam)
- DESY-HERA-B [proposed CP violation experiment]
DORIS experiment
- DESY-DORIS-ARGUS (test page prepared by Dortmund participants)

Fermilab:

Collider experiments,
- FNAL-740 [D0] (see also the D0 page from Maryland)
- FNAL-741 [CDF]
Tevatron experiments
- FNAL-665 {*}
- FNAL-687
- FNAL-760 (see also the FNAL-760 page from Penn State U.)
- FNAL-781
- FNAL-789 (prepared by Los Alamos participants)
- FNAL-811 [P-Pbar Elastic]
- FNAL-815 [NuTeV]
- FNAL-831 [FOCUS]
- FNAL-832 [KTeV]
- FNAL-835
- FNAL-862 [ANTIHYDROGEN]
- FNAL-866 (prepared by Los Alamos participants)
- FNAL-868 [APEX]
- FNAL-871 [Direct CP Violation in Hyperon Decays]

Frascati:

DAPHNE experiments
- FINUDA [FIsica NUcleare a DAphne]
- KLOE [KLOng Experiment]

KEK:

TRISTAN experiment
- KEK-TE-001 [VENUS]
Proposed KEK-B-FACTORY experiment
- KEK-BF-BELLE

Los Alamos:

LAMPF experiments
- LAMPF-1173 [LSND Neutrino Physics Apparatus]
- LAMPF-1179

MIT:

BATES experiment
- SAMPLE prepared by participants from Urbana (see also the SAMPLE page from Maryland U.)

PSI, Villigen:

Ring Cyclotron experiment
- PSI-R-89-01 [Pion Beta Decay]

Saclay:

SATURNE experiment
- SATURNE-225 (prepared by Argonne participants)

SLAC:

SLC experiments
- SLAC-SLC-6[MARK-II]
- SLAC-SLC-SLD
'Series E' experiments
'Series NE' experiments
PEP-II (proposed B-factory)
- BaBar collaboration
SLAC's 'small' experiment
- mQ

TRIUMF:

Pion physics
- CHAOS Collaboration [Canadian High Acceptance Orbit Spectrometer]

NON-ACCELERATOR EXPERIMENTS:

Underground
- MACRO [Monopole, Astrophysics, Cosmic Rays] (see also pages prepared by Texas A and M, or Caltech, or Roma 1 participants)
- various GRAN SASSO experiments [GALLEX, LVD, MACRO, and others]
- CHOOZ [Neutrino Oscillations Experiment, Ardennes, France]
- SOUDAN-2 [Tower-Soudan Iron Mine, Minnesota, USA]
- SUDBURY [Sudbury Neutrino Observatory (SNO)]
- SUPER-KAMIOKANDE [Proposed extension of Kamiokande] (see also the S-K page from Irvine)
- UK-DMC [UK Dark Matter Collaboration, Boulby Mine]
Underwater
- DUMAND [Deep Undersea Muon and Neutrino Detector], prepared by Univ. of Washington participants (see also the DUMAND page from Hawaii U.).
In Ice
- AMANDA [Antarctic Muon and Neutrino Detector]. (See also the AMANDA page from Wisconsin)
- RAND (proposed Radio Array Neutrino Detector)
In Space
- HEAT [High Energy Antimatter Telescope]

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