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GSI/Darmstadt is planning a major upgrade of its accelerator and experimental facilities. One of the main components of the proposed GSI-upgrade is a storage ring, in which beams of antiprotons with unprecedented quality and intensity will be available with beam momenta up to 15 GeV/c. At this facility a wide physics program is planned to investigate the structure of hadrons in the charmonium mass range, with the goal to develop a better understanding of the transition from quarks and gluons to hadrons as effective degrees of freedom. An overview of the physics program and the detector system envisioned for this project are presented.
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Received: 30 September 2002, Published online: 22 October 2003
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13.75.-n Hadron-induced low- and intermediate-energy reactions and scattering (energy \(\leq 10\) GeV) - 25.43. + t Antiproton-induced reactions
J. Ritman: For the Antiproton Research Study Group (Antiproton Research Study Group: J. Bacelar,KVI Groningen; R. Bertini,Torino University “A. Avogadro”; D. Bettoni,Ferrara,INFN; T. Bressani,Torino University I; K.-T. Brinkmann,Dresden University; R. Calabrese,Ferrara,INFN; M. Düren,Giessen University; C. Ekstrom,TSL Uppsala; W. Eyrich,Erlangen University; D. Frekers,Münster University; S. Ganzhur,Bochum University; P. Gianotti,Frascati; A. Gillitzer,FZ-Jülich IKP; O. Hartmann,GSI Darmstadt; V. Hejny,FZ-Jülich IKP; M. Holzscheiter,Los Alamos; B. Kamys,Kraków University; P. Kienle,Technical University Munich; J. Kisiel,University of Silesia; H. Koch,Bochum University; W. Kühn,Giessen University; U. Lynen,GSI Darmstadt; M. Macri,Genova University; A. Martin,Trieste University and INFN; J. Marton,Austrian Academy of Science (IMEP); R. Meier,Tuebingen University; V. Metag,Giessen University; P. Moskal,FZ-Jülich IKP; H. Orth,GSI Darmstadt; M. Pallavicini,Genova,INFN; S. Paul,Technical University Munich; K. Peters,Bochum University; J. Pochodzalla,Mainz University; G. Raciti,Catania University; J. Ritman,Giessen University; G. Rosner,Glasgow University; E.L. Rizzini,Brescia University and INFN II; A. Rotondi,Pavia University; M. Sapojnikov,JINR Dubna; L. Schmitt,Technical University Munich; C. Schwarz,GSI Darmstadt; K. Seth,Northwestern University; J. Smyrski,Kraków University; I. Tikhonov,BINP Novosibirsk; N. Vlassov,JINR Dubna; A. Vodopianov,JINR Dubna; U. Wiedner,Uppsala University; A. Zenoni,Brescia University and INFN I; B. Zwieglinski,SINS Warsaw.-1)
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Ritman, J. Antiproton physics at GSI: Studying the physics of hadronic matter. Eur. Phys. J. A 18, 177–180 (2003). https://doi.org/10.1140/epja/i2002-10295-1
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