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The H1 experiment in Birmingham A Buniatyan, J Bracinik, PR Newman, PD Thompson |
The H1 experiment was located at the HERA collider at DESY in Hamburg. From 1992 until 2007, HERA collided electrons at 27.5 GeV with protons at 920GeV. The Birmingham group analysed the resulting data in order to study the quark and gluon structure of the proton in fine detail, to improve our understanding of the fundamental forces of nature (in particular the strong interaction) and to search for new phenomena. We maintain a modest continuing involvement in the analysis of the final H1 data set.
A view of the H1
detector .
The H1 experiment home page non-experts , experts .
Complete list of H1 physics publications
Theses of Birmingham H1 graduate students:
Principal areas of study of Birmingham phyicisists:
- Hard Diffraction
- Heavy Flavour Production
- Inclusive Cross Secations
- The Forward Muon Detector
- The Fast Track Trigger
Homepages of Birmingham H1 physicisists:
Last modified 23/10/09, Paul Newman
