Hall C

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Hall C is one of the primary experimental halls at the Continuous Electron Beam Accelerator Facility (CEBAF), used for high-precision nuclear and particle physics experiments with electron beams.

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instanceOf experimental hall
nuclear physics experimental facility
acceleratorTypeUsed recirculating superconducting linear accelerator (CEBAF)
beamEnergyRange up to 11–12 GeV (post-upgrade design)
up to 6 GeV (pre-12 GeV upgrade)
beamProperty high duty factor
high luminosity
beamType continuous-wave electron beam
country United States
designedFor exclusive and semi-inclusive measurements
high-precision electron scattering experiments
fundingAgency U.S. Department of Energy
hasComponent Cherenkov detectors
drift chambers
electromagnetic calorimeters
focal-plane detector packages
magnetic spectrometers
scintillator hodoscopes
hasDetector HMS
High Momentum Spectrometer
SHMS
Super High Momentum Spectrometer
isOneOf primary experimental halls at CEBAF
locatedIn Jefferson Lab
Newport News, Virginia
Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility
linked to: Jefferson Lab
measurementCapability high angular resolution
high momentum resolution
precision cross-section measurements
operatedBy Jefferson Lab
Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility
linked to: Jefferson Lab
partOf CEBAF
Continuous Electron Beam Accelerator Facility
primaryResearchField hadronic physics
nuclear physics
particle physics
researchFocus electromagnetic structure of hadrons
form factors of nucleons and mesons
hadron spectroscopy
nucleon structure
precision tests of the Standard Model in electron scattering
quark-hadron duality tests
scientificGoal precision tests of quantum chromodynamics at intermediate energies
supportsExperimentType deep inelastic scattering
elastic scattering
form-factor measurements
meson electroproduction
quasi-elastic scattering
typicalTargetMaterial deuterium
heavier nuclei
hydrogen
typicalTargetType cryogenic targets
solid targets
usesBeamType electron beam

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