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The collaboration has been created in 1987 to build and run a photon
and neutral mesons multidetector : TAPS
(Two Arms Photon Spectrometer).
The TAPS collaboration comprises
nuclear physics research groups from
Czech Republic (NPI, Rez),
France
(GANIL, Caen),
Germany
(GSI Darmstadt,
Universities of
Giessen and
Mayence),
Netherlands
(KVI Groningen) and
Spain (IFIC Université de Valence-CSIC).
Besides these main users, many other physicists of other instituts
(Universities of
Francfort,
Bonn,
Varsovie, laboratoires de
Bordeaux,
Nantes, Bratislava,
Swierk, Cracovie et
Oak Ridge National Laboratory)
have performed some TAPS experiments.
The TAPS detector is steadily setup for heavy ion experiments at
GSI (100 MeV/u < E/A < 1 GeV/u)
in Darmstadt, at GANIL (10 MeV/u < E/A < 100 MeV/u) in Caen, and at the present
time at KVI in Groningen. It is also used at MAMI in Mainz
for photoabsorption experiments.
TAPS has also performed a campaign at CERN SPS
in coincidence with the electron spectrometer
CERES.
Since its creation, the collaboration has published 68
articles in various
scientific journals.
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