Omega Group
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Brookhaven National Laboratory
Physics Department P.O. Box 5000
Building 510A, Pennsylvania Street
Upton, Long Island, NY
11973-5000
U.S.A. |
Current
Experiments
Omega Group members are collaborators on the following experiments.
Some Past Projects
Some Notable Results: http://www.bnl.gov/about/history/
- Discovery of the Omega-.
- 1974, Members of Omega group discovered the first charmed baryon
Lc
and Sc.
- 1977 First observation of Upsilon decay into 2 electrons (CERN).
- Discovery of direct photons. (CERN)
- Observations of first high transverse momentum jets in proton-proton
collisions. (CERN)
- Observation of the difference between pion and proton structure
functions from inclusive p0 production (FNAL)
- 1995 observation of the top quark (D0: FNAL)
- AGS Experiment 821 -
Measuring g-2 of the Muon - Measurement of the anomalous Magnetic Moment of the Muon to 0.7 ppm
-
AGS Experiment 865 - K+ -> pi + mu + e
(www.phy.bnl.gov~hma/e865/)
Quarknet
(Educational Outreach Program)
BNL's Contact: Ketevi Assamagan, (ketevi@bnl.gov), Omega Group
Staff Member
Physics Applications Software Group
Contact: Alexei Klimentov, Group Leader,
aak@bnl.gov; alexei.klimentov@cern.ch
or Alexander Undrus, Deputy Group Leader,
undrus@bnl.gov
Last
Modified: November 6, 2018
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