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The (P)over-barANDA Experiment at FAIR

Author:
Sfienti, C.  Peters, K.  


Journal:
HADRON 2009


Issue Date:
2010


Abstract(summary):

The PANDA experiment (Pbar ANnihilations at DArmstadt) is a next generation hadron physics detector under design for the Facility for Antiproton and Ion Research (FAIR) at Darmstadt, Germany. It will be using cooled antiproton beams with an energy between 1.5 GeV and 15 GeV interacting with various internal targets. The experiment is focusing on hadron spectroscopy, in particular the search for exotic states in the charmonium region, on the interaction of charm hadrons with the nuclear medium and on double-hypernuclei. With physics requiring precise partial wave analysis the experiment has almost 4 pi acceptance, a solenoid magnet for high PT tracks and a dipole magnet for the forward part of reaction products. A silicon vertex detector surrounds the interaction point. In both spectrometer parts tracking, charged particle identification, electromagnetic calorimetry and muon identification are available. The experiment is being designed to fully exploit the extraordinary physics potential arising from the availability of high-intensity, cooled antiproton beams. Significant progress beyond the present understanding of the field is expected thanks to improvements in statistics and precision of the data.


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