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The NA58 experiment, or COMPASS (standing for "Common Muon and Proton Apparatus for Structure and Spectroscopy") is a CERN). It is a two-level magnetic spectrometer with calorimeters in both levels and particle identification in the first level.
There are several research projects underway at COMPASS:
About 240 physicists from 11 countries and 28 institutions work in COMPASS. Until the start of the LHC experiments, COMPASS was the largest experiment at CERN taking data. It has also been a pioneer in adopting new detector and readout technologies such as Micromegas and GEM detectors.
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Quantum field theory, Proton, Standard Model, Particle physics, Energy
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