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arxiv 2103.01939 v1 pith:3D4NHRIP submitted 2021-03-02 hep-ph astro-ph.HEhep-exnucl-exnucl-th

Jasmine Brewer , Aleksas Mazeliauskas , Wilke van der Schee This is my paper
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This is the summary document of the virtual workshop "Opportunities of OO and $p$O collisions at the LHC", which took place Feb 4-10, 2021. We briefly review the presented perspectives on the physics opportunities of oxygen--oxygen and proton--oxygen collisions. The full workshop program and the recordings are available at cern.ch/OppOatLHC.

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