RHIP Research

The RHIP group was formed in 1996. Our publications since that date can be found in the SLAC SPIRES database:

• Detailed HTML list of publications, reports, and conference proceedings
• Brief publication list with citation information
• Citation Index Summary

Student Thesis:

• Samuel Held,  July 1999: "J/psi Production and Absorption in High Energy Nuclear Collisions"

• Saskia Mioduszewski, Nov. 1999: "Centrality Dependence of Antiproton Production in p+A Collisions at 17.5 GeV/c and 12.3 GeV/c"

• Jason Newby, Sep. 2003: "J/Psi Production in Au-Au Collisions at sqrt(s) = 200 A GeV"

• Andy Glenn, October 1, 2004:  "Single Muon Production and Implications for Charm in sqrt(sNN)=200 GeV  Au+Au Collisions".

Currently our research is concentrated on the PHENIX experiment. Earlier Ken Read worked in L3 and Soren Sorensen in WA80/93/98, both at CERN. Together we worked in E910 at Brookhaven, and in the future we will also work on ALICE at CERN.

• PHENIX at the RHIC Facility at Brookhaven National Laboratory

• WA80/WA93/WA98 at CERN

• L3 at CERN

• E910 at the AGS accelerator at Brookhaven National Laboratory

• ALICE at the LHC Facility at CERN

Much of our research is done in collaboration with the High-Energy Reactions Group at the Physics Division at Oak Ridge National Laboratory.