Nuclotron

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Nuclotron is a superconducting synchrotron particle accelerator used for high-energy nuclear physics research at the Joint Institute for Nuclear Research in Dubna, Russia.

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instanceOf particle accelerator
research infrastructure
superconducting synchrotron
synchrotron
abbreviationOfHost JINR
acceleratorType synchrotron
city Dubna
country Russia
energyRange relativistic heavy ions
field high-energy physics
nuclear physics
hasBeamType heavy-ion beams
polarized beams
proton beams
hasTechnology superconducting accelerator ring
superconducting magnets
hostInstitution Joint Institute for Nuclear Research
locatedIn Dubna
Joint Institute for Nuclear Research
Russia
magnetType superconducting
namedAfter nucleus (etymological root)
operatedBy Joint Institute for Nuclear Research
owner Joint Institute for Nuclear Research
partOf JINR accelerator complex
region Moscow Oblast
researchFocus dense nuclear matter
hadron matter under extreme conditions
shape circular
startOfOperation 1990s
status operational
successor NICA
usedAsInjectorFor NICA
usedFor heavy-ion physics
high-energy nuclear physics research
particle beam experiments
relativistic nuclear collisions

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Dubna hasScientificFacility Nuclotron accelerator
linked to: Nuclotron
NICA collider component Nuclotron superconducting synchrotron
linked to: Nuclotron
NICA collider namedAfter Nuclotron accelerator
linked to: Nuclotron