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Electron Ion Collider Strong Hadron Cooling design Summary

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Name: Electron-Ion Collider (EC)
BNL Number: BNL-228488-2025-TECH
BNL Series Number: 228488
Publication Date: 7/18/2025
Submittal Date: 7/28/2025

Author Information

Primary Author: E. Wang
Other Authors: Bergan, W; Baxevanis, P; Blaskiewicz, M; Blednykh, A; Cultrera, L; Ma, J; Ptitsyn, V; Rao, T; Wang, G; Willeke, F; Xu, D; Sereno, N; Benson, S; Conway, Z; Deitrick, K; Gamage, B; Guo, J; Neththikumara, I; Rimmer, R; Satagota, T; Sentiniyaz, S; Wang, S; Qiang, J; Zholents, A; Stupalov, G; Wang, N; Douglas, D; Conway, J; Gulliford, C; Mayes, C; Taylor, N; Apsimon, R; Bart, G; Bi, R; Nuchsirikulaphong, N; O'Toole, S; Hall, C.

DOE Subject Category: PARTICLE ACCELERATORS
Other Publication Number: EIC-ADD-TN-130

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