1907:, UHECRs) must have been producing them for eons, but they have yet to harm anybody. It has been argued that to conserve energy and momentum, any black holes created in a collision between an UHECR and local matter would necessarily be produced moving at relativistic speed with respect to the Earth, and should escape into space, as their accretion and growth rate should be very slow, while black holes produced in colliders (with components of equal mass) would have some chance of having a velocity less than Earth escape velocity, 11.2 km per sec, and would be liable to capture and subsequent growth. Yet even on such scenarios the collisions of UHECRs with white dwarfs and neutron stars would lead to their rapid destruction, but these bodies are observed to be common astronomical objects. Thus if stable micro black holes should be produced, they must grow far too slowly to cause any noticeable macroscopic effects within the natural lifetime of the solar system.
1466:. It accelerates electrons by recirculating them across the diameter of a cylinder-shaped radiofrequency cavity. A Rhodotron has an electron gun, which emits an electron beam that is attracted to a pillar in the center of the cavity. The pillar has holes the electrons can pass through. The electron beam passes through the pillar via one of these holes and then travels through a hole in the wall of the cavity, and meets a bending magnet, the beam is then bent and sent back into the cavity, to another hole in the pillar, the electrons then again go across the pillar and pass though another part of the wall of the cavity and into another bending magnet, and so on, gradually increasing the energy of the beam until it is allowed to exit the cavity for use. The cylinder and pillar may be lined with copper on the inside.
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electrons or laser light either constitutes or immediately precedes the particles that are being accelerated. The pulse disrupts the plasma, causing the charged particles in the plasma to integrate into and move toward the rear of the bunch of particles that are being accelerated. This process transfers energy to the particle bunch, accelerating it further, and continues as long as the pulse is coherent.
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1133:), because the protons get out of phase with the driving electric field. If accelerated further, the beam would continue to spiral outward to a larger radius but the particles would no longer gain enough speed to complete the larger circle in step with the accelerating RF. To accommodate relativistic effects the magnetic field needs to be increased to higher radii as is done in
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858:. These machines, like synchrotrons, use a donut-shaped ring magnet (see below) with a cyclically increasing B field, but accelerate the particles by induction from the increasing magnetic field, as if they were the secondary winding in a transformer, due to the changing magnetic flux through the orbit.
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in an accelerator designed as a neutron source; or a tungsten target for an X-ray generator. In a linac, the target is simply fitted to the end of the accelerator. The particle track in a cyclotron is a spiral outwards from the centre of the circular machine, so the accelerated particles emerge from
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would have had a circumference of 87 km. Construction was started in 1991, but abandoned in 1993. Very large circular accelerators are invariably built in tunnels a few metres wide to minimize the disruption and cost of building such a structure on the surface, and to provide shielding against
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is nearly 10 km. The aperture of the two beams of the LHC is of the order of a centimeter.) The LHC contains 16 RF cavities, 1232 superconducting dipole magnets for beam steering, and 24 quadrupoles for beam focusing. Even at this size, the LHC is limited by its ability to steer the particles
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of magnets with a constant magnetic field, where they can continue to orbit for long periods for experimentation or further acceleration. The highest-energy machines such as the
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fields) to accelerate particles. Since in these types the particles can pass through the same accelerating field multiple times, the output energy is not limited by the strength of the accelerating field. This class, which was first developed in the 1920s, is the basis for most modern large-scale
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in the form of electron-beam "afterburners" and standalone laser pulsers might be able to provide dramatic increases in efficiency over RF accelerators within two to three decades. In plasma wakefield accelerators, the beam cavity is filled with a plasma (rather than vacuum). A short pulse of
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1121:. This means that the accelerating D's of a cyclotron can be driven at a constant frequency by a RF accelerating power source, as the beam spirals outwards continuously. The particles are injected in the center of the magnet and are extracted at the outer edge at their maximum energy.
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September 30, 2011. The largest circular accelerator ever built was the
892:(linac), particles are accelerated in a straight line with a target of interest at one end. They are often used to provide an initial low-energy kick to particles before they are injected into circular accelerators. The longest linac in the world is the
254:. Because the target of the particle beams of early accelerators was usually the atoms of a piece of matter, with the goal being to create collisions with their nuclei in order to investigate nuclear structure, accelerators were commonly referred to as
1016:, in high-energy accelerators, as the energy increases the particle speed approaches the speed of light as a limit, but never attains it. Therefore, particle physicists do not generally think in terms of speed, but rather in terms of a particle's
1768:. The series of Advanced Accelerator Concepts Workshops, held in the US, started as an international series in 1982. The European Advanced Accelerator Concepts Workshop series started in 2019. Topics related to Advanced Accelerator Concepts:
1214:. In such a structure, the accelerating field's frequency (and the cyclotron resonance frequency) is kept constant for all energies by shaping the magnet poles so to increase magnetic field with radius. Thus, all particles get accelerated in
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accelerators for initial beam creation, one or more low energy synchrotrons to reach intermediate energy, storage rings where beams can be accumulated or "cooled" (reducing the magnet aperture required and permitting tighter focusing; see
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frequency. This approach suffers from low average beam intensity due to the bunching, and again from the need for a huge magnet of large radius and constant field over the larger orbit demanded by high energy.
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1848:. This principle, which is also behind the plasma or dielectric wakefield accelerrators, led to a few other interesting developments in advanced accelerator concepts:
1580:(LHC). The LHC is a proton collider, and currently the world's largest and highest-energy accelerator, achieving 6.5 TeV energy per beam (13 TeV in total).
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of the quarks and gluons of which they are composed. This elementary particle physicists tend to use machines creating beams of electrons, positrons, protons, and
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3326:"Self-Focused Particle Beam Drivers for Plasma Wakefield Accelerators"
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lasers, which together with pulse shortening opens up new methods for
30:"Atom smasher" and "Supercollider" redirect here. For other uses, see
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Thus there is a great demand for electron accelerators of moderate (
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propagating through a magnetic field emit very bright and coherent
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which is the highest of any accelerator currently existing.
1028:(eV). An important principle for circular accelerators, and
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Chao, Alexander Wu; Mess, Karl Hubert (December 31, 2013).
2142:"Ten things you might not know about particle accelerators"
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acceleration alone. Existing electron accelerators such as
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can also be inverted to produce acceleration of electrons.
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is a circular magnetic induction accelerator, invented by
99:. Small accelerators are used for fundamental research in
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Electrostatic Accelerators: Fundamentals and Applications
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and accelerators to generate enough usable information.
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are accurate. This and other possibilities have led to
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to accelerate particles. The most common types are the
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that have been widely reported in connection with the
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Electrodynamic (electromagnetic) particle accelerators
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laser accelerators. Higher gradients of the order of
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diameter in 1942, which was, however, taken over for
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985:. When any charged particle is accelerated, it emits
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2249:"six Million Volt Atom Smasher Creates New Elements"
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Safety of high energy particle collision experiments
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Laser and High-Gradient Structure-Based Acceleration
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Fixed-Field Alternating Gradient accelerators (FFA)s
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943:. Medical grade linacs accelerate electrons using a
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1378:also called synchrotron radiation, for example the
1356:that emit ultraviolet light and X rays; see below.
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772:(RF) fields. Electrodynamic accelerators can be
569:in Germany. More attention is being drawn towards
549:that provides shorter pulses with higher temporal
191:in an ordinary old television set. The achievable
2270:"Atom Smasher Preparing 2010 New Science Restart"
807:The linear induction accelerator was invented by
429: – at energies of several GeV per
1873:Black hole production and public safety concerns
1303:, and LHC may deliver the particle bunches into
1137:. An example of an isochronous cyclotron is the
262:, rather than a particle and an atomic nucleus.
3177:Handbook of Accelerator Physics and Engineering
2850:Handbook of Accelerator Physics and Engineering
2415:"Accelerator school travels university circuit"
1855:led to inverse Cherenkov radiation accelerator.
789:accelerators can be either linear or circular.
596:Everyday examples of particle accelerators are
433:. The largest such particle accelerator is the
281:to various experiments, in the basement of the
4102:Levels of technological manipulation of matter
3229:Industrial Accelerators and Their Applications
642:that use static electricity carried by belts.
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4028:NPR's Morning Edition article on 9 April 2007
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2484:"Production of Mo for Nuclear Medicine by Mo(
1755:are anticipated after further optimizations.
1425:Fixed-field alternating gradient accelerators
452:; however, recent work has shown how to make
187:. A small-scale example of this class is the
150:in New York and the largest accelerator, the
8:
3910:Cossairt, J. Donald; Quinn, Matthew (2019).
1634:This is usually a fixed target, such as the
1431:Fixed-Field alternating gradient Accelerator
1146:Synchrocyclotrons and isochronous cyclotrons
1124:Cyclotrons reach an energy limit because of
931:Linear accelerators are also widely used in
448:as opposed to the neutron-rich ones made in
3963:Principles of Charged Particle Acceleration
2897:Principles of Charged Particle Acceleration
2739:Principles of Charged Particle Acceleration
2700:Principles of Charged Particle Acceleration
2173:Principles of Charged Particle Acceleration
1643:a fixed point as for a linear accelerator.
577:. Apart from x-rays, FELs are used to emit
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3985:A Brief History and Review of Accelerators
646:Radiation sterilization of medical devices
638:, which convert AC to high voltage DC, or
491:exist worldwide. Examples in the U.S. are
135:for measurements of rare isotopes such as
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1398:, USA. High-energy X-rays are useful for
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884:, multicell linear accelerator component.
3957:What are particle accelerators used for?
3740:"Review of the Safety of LHC Collisions"
3129:Clery, D. (2010). "The Next Big Beam?".
2497:Journal of the Physical Society of Japan
2205:Sessler, Andrew; Wilson, Edmund (2014).
2040:Chao, Alexander W; Chou, Weiren (2008).
2002:List of accelerators in particle physics
1476:List of accelerators in particle physics
1164:A magnet in the synchrocyclotron at the
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592:Low-energy machines and particle therapy
460:. An example of this type of machine is
4026:Massive Particle Accelerator Revving Up
2032:
553:. A specially designed FEL is the most
27:Research apparatus for particle physics
4787:Wireless electronic devices and health
3968:Particle Accelerators around the world
3642:"An Interview with Dr. Steve Giddings"
3290:"Riding the Plasma Wave of the Future"
3206:. World Scientific. 20 February 2012.
2584:10.1146/annurev-physchem-032511-143720
1836:of the particle is transferred to the
1319:Segment of an electron synchrotron at
398:Nuclear physics and isotope production
154:near Geneva, Switzerland, operated by
3324:Briezman, B. N.; et al. (1997).
3105:Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
2150:Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory
1488:-related work connected with uranium
509:Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
72:Animation showing the operation of a
58:Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory
7:
4813:List of civilian radiation accidents
4782:Wireless device radiation and health
4777:Biological dose units and quantities
4727:Electromagnetic radiation and health
3067:Radiophysics and Quantum Electronics
2791:Sørheim, Aashild (5 November 2019).
2338:American Heritage Science Dictionary
2268:Higgins, A. G. (December 18, 2009).
1813:technology for particle acceleration
1527:of nature, then only theorized. The
653:is commonly used for sterilization.
497:SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory
123:production for medical diagnostics,
2564:Annual Review of Physical Chemistry
966:Circular or cyclic RF accelerators
677:Electrostatic particle accelerators
172:Electrostatic particle accelerators
4762:Radioactivity in the life sciences
3738:; et al. (5 September 2008).
3232:. World Scientific. 27 June 2012.
3037:"The Alternating Gradient Concept"
2853:(2nd ed.). World Scientific.
1462:, manufactured by Belgian company
1106:University of California, Berkeley
703:Electrostatic particle accelerator
25:
2482:Nagai, Y.; Hatsukawa, Y. (2009).
2116:"More background on accelerators"
1785:Laser-Plasma Acceleration of Ions
1595:Current accelerators such as the
1460:French Atomic Energy Agency (CEA)
3862:Safety for Particle Accelerators
1946:
1681:
1529:Alternating Gradient Synchrotron
1284:used to drive the acceleration.
503:at Argonne National Laboratory,
103:. Accelerators are also used as
3568:"Accelerator Concepts Workshop"
2734:"Linear Induction Accelerators"
2464:Press Office. November 23, 2009
2140:Witman, Sarah (15 April 2014).
2046:. Singapore: World Scientific.
1844:. This is the idea enabling an
1792:, Monitoring, and Control. See
1605:Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider
1408:X-ray absorption fine structure
882:superconducting radio frequency
784:Magnetic induction accelerators
627:, for the treatment of cancer.
435:Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider
365:essentially 2-body interactions
144:Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider
142:Large accelerators include the
4236:Microelectromechanical systems
4008:University of California Press
3779:10.1088/0954-3899/35/11/115004
3041:Brookhaven National Laboratory
2619:Reports on Progress in Physics
2022:Superconducting Super Collider
1932:, magnetic and radiofrequency
1842:kinetic energy recovery system
1650:A variation commonly used for
1599:, incorporate superconducting
1585:Superconducting Super Collider
1525:particle–antiparticle symmetry
1505:Brookhaven National Laboratory
1384:Rutherford Appleton Laboratory
616:is used in the manufacture of
517:Brookhaven National Laboratory
466:Los Alamos National Laboratory
439:Brookhaven National Laboratory
148:Brookhaven National Laboratory
133:accelerator mass spectrometers
36:Supercollider (disambiguation)
1:
4032:Ragnar Hellborg, ed. (2005).
2535:"Secret 'dino bugs' revealed"
2303:10.1126/science.312.5778.1302
1987:International Linear Collider
1967:Atom smasher (disambiguation)
1905:ultra-high-energy cosmic rays
1759:Advanced Accelerator Concepts
1735:plasma wakefield acceleration
1728:International Linear Collider
1360:Synchrotron radiation sources
1061:Lawrence Radiation Laboratory
962:therapy as a treatment tool.
793:Linear induction accelerators
600:found in television sets and
56:type particle accelerator at
32:Atom smasher (disambiguation)
4117:Orders of magnitude (length)
4065:Accelerators-for-Society.org
3288:Wright, M. E. (April 2005).
3275:10.1016/0168-583X(94)95146-2
3153:10.1126/science.327.5962.142
2274:U.S. News & World Report
1897:Bekenstein–Hawking radiation
1382:which has been built at the
1343:Cornell Electron Synchrotron
1256:), it is necessary to use a
1010:special theory of relativity
904:collider but is now a X-ray
799:Linear induction accelerator
745:Cockcroft–Walton accelerator
47:Tevatron (background circle)
4650:Cosmic background radiation
4279:Molecular scale electronics
3998:; Robert W. Seidel (1989).
3736:LHC Safety Assessment Group
3654:. July 2004. Archived from
2890:Humphries, Stanley (1986).
2732:Humphries, Stanley (1986).
2697:Humphries, Stanley (1986).
2170:Humphries, Stanley (1986).
1997:Linear particle accelerator
1977:Dielectric wall accelerator
1548:Stanford Linear Accelerator
1392:Argonne National Laboratory
894:Stanford Linear Accelerator
890:linear particle accelerator
872:Linear particle accelerator
822:magnetic confinement fusion
632:Cockcroft–Walton generators
299:Stanford Linear Accelerator
244:linear particle accelerator
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4737:Lasers and aviation safety
3838:10.1103/RevModPhys.72.1125
3710:10.1103/PhysRevD.66.091901
3546:10.1016/j.nima.2018.01.060
3437:AIP Conference Proceedings
3333:AIP Conference Proceedings
2533:Amos, J. (April 1, 2008).
1876:
1830:Inverse scattering problem
1776:of electrons and positrons
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687:Cockcroft–Walton generator
310:, while about 44% are for
181:Cockcroft–Walton generator
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4767:Radioactive contamination
4620:Electromagnetic radiation
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4398:
4107:
3972:Wolfgang K. H. Panofsky:
3961:Stanley Humphries (1999)
3879:10.1007/978-3-030-57031-6
3807:Reviews of Modern Physics
3190:– via Google Books.
3101:"World of Beams Homepage"
2803:10.1007/978-3-030-26338-6
2382:10.1007/978-3-030-62308-1
2343:Houghton Mifflin Harcourt
1817:Electromagnetic radiation
1619:to accelerate particles.
1597:Spallation Neutron Source
1366:Synchrotron light sources
1354:synchrotron light sources
987:electromagnetic radiation
850:in 1940 for accelerating
749:Van de Graaff accelerator
489:synchrotron light sources
279:Van de Graaff accelerator
105:synchrotron light sources
4880:See also the categories
4818:1996 Costa Rica accident
4479:Acoustic radiation force
4274:Molecular nanotechnology
2639:10.1088/1361-6633/aafa35
1982:Future Circular Collider
1782:Beam-Driven Acceleration
1333:Synchrotron light source
1058:University of California
1032:in general, is that the
651:Electron beam processing
640:Van de Graaff generators
394:, operating since 2009.
109:condensed matter physics
4792:Radiation heat-transfer
4645:Gravitational radiation
4408:Timelines of technology
3302:(3): 12. Archived from
3023:10.1103/PhysRev.88.1197
2985:2027/mdp.39015086454124
2976:10.1103/PhysRev.88.1190
2833:Pedro Waloschek (ed.):
1972:Compact Linear Collider
1495:The first large proton
768:excited by oscillating
695:Science Museum (London)
519:. In Europe, there are
185:Van de Graaff generator
127:for the manufacture of
84:is a machine that uses
4833:1990 Zaragoza accident
4828:1984 Moroccan accident
4797:Linear energy transfer
4471:Non-ionizing radiation
4183:Bering Strait crossing
2519:10.1143/JPSJ.78.033201
2370:Möller, Sören (2020).
2086:; Blewett, J. (1969).
1889:public safety concerns
1690:This section is empty.
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1388:Advanced Photon Source
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1135:isochronous cyclotrons
1100:, invented in 1929 by
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1024:, usually measured in
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409:may use beams of bare
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199:, which is limited by
86:electromagnetic fields
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4914:Particle accelerators
4823:1987 Goiânia accident
4625:Synchrotron radiation
4615:Earth's energy budget
4597:Radioactive materials
4592:Particle accelerators
4403:History of technology
4375:Limits of computation
4150:Planetary engineering
4127:Megascale engineering
3922:10.1201/9780429491634
3859:Otto, Thomas (2021).
3582:"AAC22 - AAC History"
2780:. pp. 1482–1488.
2088:Particle Accelerators
2012:Nuclear transmutation
1846:energy recovery linac
1838:electromagnetic field
1788:Beam Sources such as
1660:storage ring collider
1609:Large Hadron Collider
1578:Large Hadron Collider
1464:Ion Beam Applications
1453:
1410:(XAFS), for example.
1327:Electron synchrotrons
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1156:Isochronous cyclotron
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4894:Radiation protection
4747:Radiation protection
4635:Black-body radiation
4542:Background radiation
4457:(physics and health)
4337:Particle accelerator
3748:Journal of Physics G
3487:10.1364/OL.41.002696
3180:. World Scientific.
2684:Department of Energy
2211:. World Scientific.
1918:accelerator operator
1911:Accelerator operator
1733:It is believed that
1617:RF cavity resonators
1507:, which accelerated
1380:Diamond Light Source
1282:RF cavity resonators
1240:Aerial photo of the
1186:
1126:relativistic effects
1074:used it to discover
826:free electron lasers
736:(negatively charged
543:Free-electron lasers
531:in Oxfordshire, UK,
527:in Berlin, Germany,
335:(e.g. electrons and
201:electrical breakdown
82:particle accelerator
4864:Radiation hardening
4806:Radiation incidents
4742:Medical radiography
4701:Radiation syndrome
4655:Cherenkov radiation
4193:Great Wall of China
4140:Climate engineering
3871:2021spa..book.....O
3830:2000RvMP...72.1125J
3771:2008JPhG...35k5004E
3702:2002PhRvD..66i1901C
3621:no. 18, 4041 (2001)
3538:2018NIMPA.888..147H
3479:2016OptL...41.2696W
3402:10.1038/nature12664
3394:2013Natur.503...91P
3345:1997AIPC..396...75B
3267:1994NIMPB..89...60J
3145:2010Sci...327..142C
3015:1952PhRv...88.1197B
2968:1952PhRv...88.1190C
2631:2019RPPh...82b5901M
2576:2012ARPC...63..635U
2510:2009JPSJ...78c3201N
2436:2010PhT....63b..20F
2297:(5778): 1302–1303.
2217:2014edcp.book.....S
2052:2008rast.book.....C
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1859:Free-electron laser
1853:Cherenkov radiation
1806:Accelerator Physics
1794:Accelerator physics
1774:Plasma Acceleration
1204:cyclotron resonance
1115:cyclotron frequency
991:secondary emissions
906:Free-electron laser
866:Linear accelerators
824:and as drivers for
722:sulfur hexafluoride
718:dielectric strength
636:voltage multipliers
618:integrated circuits
343:for the matter, or
260:subatomic particles
4859:Radioactive source
4680:Radiation exposure
4660:Askaryan radiation
4640:Particle radiation
4524:Ionizing radiation
4314:Wet nanotechnology
4309:Wearable generator
4264:DNA nanotechnology
4058:2010-10-07 at the
4024:David Kestenbaum,
3647:ESI Special Topics
3079:10.1007/BF01037825
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4509:Radio waves
4413:Engineering
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4299:Nanoreactor
4289:Nanofoundry
4203:Red Sea dam
4188:Delta Works
3791:CERN record
3532:: 147–152.
2892:"Betatrons"
2746:. pp.
2092:McGraw-Hill
1901:cosmic rays
1601:cryomodules
1570:synchrotron
1539:, built at
1521:antiprotons
1497:synchrotron
1258:synchrotron
1232:Synchrotron
1216:isochronous
1084:Nobel Prize
667:caesium-137
369:antiprotons
232:Leó Szilárd
175:use static
137:radiocarbon
117:oncological
51:synchrotron
4695:and health
4693:Radiation
4562:Cosmic ray
4304:Regulation
4218:Suez Canal
4208:Sahara Sea
4178:Atlantropa
4112:Technology
3734:Ellis, J.
3662:2014-08-02
3596:"Eaac2013"
3443:: 060002.
3366:2005-05-13
3310:2005-11-10
3115:2009-04-29
3051:2009-04-29
2904:. p.
2707:. p.
2544:2008-09-11
2468:2009-11-23
2180:. p.
2126:2023-11-10
2028:References
1877:See also:
1819:Generation
1802:simulation
1331:See also:
1098:cyclotrons
1048:Cyclotrons
1008:Since the
949:6–30
720:, such as
606:electrodes
571:soft x-ray
557:source of
483:beams via
437:(RHIC) at
314:, 41% for
158:. It is a
119:purposes,
88:to propel
4849:Half-life
4722:Dosimetry
4557:Gamma ray
4504:Microwave
4494:Starlight
4455:Radiation
3940:189160205
3897:234329600
3762:0806.3414
3718:119445499
3554:0168-9002
3495:1539-4794
3339:: 75–88.
3087:123706289
2877:108427390
2821:211929538
2647:0034-4885
2592:0066-426X
2400:229610872
1666:Detectors
1587:(SSC) in
1552:klystrons
1501:Cosmotron
1446:Rhodotron
1092:Cyclotron
1080:neptunium
1076:plutonium
1034:curvature
960:cobalt-60
924:, and so
852:electrons
832:Betatrons
732:by using
671:electrons
663:cobalt-60
555:brilliant
551:coherence
477:Electrons
390:(LHC) at
377:deuterium
337:positrons
275:Beamlines
252:cyclotron
93:particles
4908:Category
4499:Sunlight
4484:Infrared
4056:Archived
3787:53370175
3511:27304266
3410:24077116
3161:20056871
2663:58632996
2655:30572315
2600:22404584
2539:BBC News
2311:16741091
2155:21 April
1940:See also
1799:Computer
1656:collider
1636:phosphor
1574:positron
1562:Tevatron
1559:Fermilab
1517:Bevatron
1499:was the
1482:184-inch
1415:electron
1404:proteins
1396:Illinois
1246:Fermilab
1242:Tevatron
1042:momentum
1022:momentum
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