This volume brings together seminal papers concerning the development and growth of collider physics. It is intended to be of use to those researchers and historians of science who are looking for papers in the field of beams and accelerator technology. Authors include Budker, O'Neill, van der Meer, Courant, Keist, Symon and other well-known physicists.
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Donald Kerst, Gersh Budker, and Bruno Touschek were the individuals, and the motivating force, which brought about the development of colliders, while the laboratories at which it happenedthe laboratories which supported, during many years, this rather speculative activitywere Stanford, MURA, the Cambridge Electron Accelerator, Orsay, Frascati, CERN, and Novosibirsk. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
displaced equilibrium orbit, interacting final states, circumference factor, flutter factor, radial betatron oscillations, sector accelerator, field flutter, betatron phase space, alternating gradient accelerator, vertical betatron oscillations, spiral sectors, radio frequency acceleration, radial aperture, stochastic damping, injection radius, betatron wavelength, negative mass instability, betatron oscillation amplitude, magnetic guide field, synchrotron oscillations, betatron frequency, principal orbit, bunch function, bunch motion, conventional synchrotron Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
High Energy Accelerators, New York, Brookhaven National Laboratory, The American Physical Society, Atomic Energy Commission, Design of Electron-Positron Colliding Beam Rings, Midwestern Universities Research Association, Symposium International, Academy of Sciences, Anneaux de Collisions, Artificial Damping, Attainment of Very High Energy, Circular Electron Accelerators, Nobel Prize, University of California, University of Illinois, Van de Graaff, American Institute of Physics, International Conference, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Means of Intersecting Beams of Particles, New High Energy Accelerator, New Instability, Soviet Union, Stored Particle Beams New!
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Donald Kerst, Gersh Budker, and Bruno Touschek were the individuals, and the motivating force, which brought about the development of colliders, while the laboratories at which it happenedthe laboratories which supported, during many years, this rather speculative activitywere Stanford, MURA, the Cambridge Electron Accelerator, Orsay, Frascati, CERN, and Novosibirsk. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
displaced equilibrium orbit, interacting final states, circumference factor, flutter factor, radial betatron oscillations, sector accelerator, field flutter, betatron phase space, alternating gradient accelerator, vertical betatron oscillations, spiral sectors, radio frequency acceleration, radial aperture, stochastic damping, injection radius, betatron wavelength, negative mass instability, betatron oscillation amplitude, magnetic guide field, synchrotron oscillations, betatron frequency, principal orbit, bunch function, bunch motion, conventional synchrotron Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
High Energy Accelerators, New York, Brookhaven National Laboratory, The American Physical Society, Atomic Energy Commission, Design of Electron-Positron Colliding Beam Rings, Midwestern Universities Research Association, Symposium International, Academy of Sciences, Anneaux de Collisions, Artificial Damping, Attainment of Very High Energy, Circular Electron Accelerators, Nobel Prize, University of California, University of Illinois, Van de Graaff, American Institute of Physics, International Conference, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Means of Intersecting Beams of Particles, New High Energy Accelerator, New Instability, Soviet Union, Stored Particle Beams New!
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- Kinetic Equations by Richard Liboff in Back Matter
- Quantum Theory (Dover Books on Physics) by David Bohm on page 200
- The Physics of Charged-Particle Beams (International Series of Monographs on Physics) by J. D. Lawson on page 6
- Physics of Collective Beam Instabilities in High Energy Accelerators (Wiley Series in Beam Physics and Accelerator Technology) by Alexander Wu Chao on page 6
- Physics of Nonneutral Plasmas by Ronald C. Davidson on page 6
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- The Evidence for the Top Quark: Objectivity and Bias in Collaborative Experimentation by Kent W. Staley in Back Matter (1), Back Matter (2), and Back Matter (3)
- Accelerator Physics by S. Y. Lee on page 17
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