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Cern: The Delphi Experiment

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This is the home page of the DELPHI experiment at CERN. It provides links to various parts of the experiment and explains the operation of the detector. The general operation is explained at a basic level, but the physics is much more advanced.

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electron-positron collisions, electronic particle detector, cern, delphi, lep, lep circular accelerator, particle physics, particle physics experiment, particle detectors

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