Abstract
The construction of the HERA accelerator and its detectors H1 and ZEUS opens up new physic regimes to explore at high-Q{sup 2} and low-x. The physics interest and methods of exploration are described, starting from the environment provided by the accelerator and the reaction kinematics. (orig.).
Saxon, D H
[1]
- Glasgow Univ. (United Kingdom). Dept. of Physics and Astronomy
Citation Formats
Saxon, D H.
The HERA physics programme.
Germany: N. p.,
1991.
Web.
Saxon, D H.
The HERA physics programme.
Germany.
Saxon, D H.
1991.
"The HERA physics programme."
Germany.
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title = {The HERA physics programme}
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