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Rolf-Dieter Heuer. (Courtesy DESY.) md5:6c7c262def31db2e24f5a3a08b4e9732	351.2 kB	Preview Download
The Silicon Strip Tracking Detector has now reached its final resting place in the CMS experiment. md5:782e68e2c6a1f71997466b65acb9d223	291.9 kB	Preview Download
This diagram shows the distributions of the measured mass for combinations of a detected π meson and a Ψ' meson. The newly discovered Z(4430) is visible as the peak at 4430 MeV. md5:4ae9eec9a540421a80dbb04ddf3cecbd	46.0 kB	Preview Download
A two-proton decay recorded by Optical Time Projection Chamber. A 45Fe ion enters the chamber from the left. The two bright, short tracks are protons of approximately 0.6 MeV. (K Miernik et al. 2007.) md5:98a9a30c87dbf511ce9ba42cd09ae29e	506.6 kB	Preview Download
Oppositely wound Helmholtz coils produce an axially symmetric quadrupole field to which an electric multipole field is added. These produce trapping potentials for positive and negative particles, as well as for low-field seeking antihydrogen atoms. After de-excitation to the ground state, a beam of spin-polarized antihydrogen atoms emerges. md5:5e602ad303efb8ecec8b167dde6a7614	41.6 kB	Preview Download