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The LHC, with its "two in one" magnet structure cooled by superfluid helium for operation at 1.9 K, is its own prototype.
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The LHC, with its "two in one" magnet structure cooled by superfluid helium for operation at 1.9 K, is its own prototype.
A look at the LHC's potential for photon-induced interactions.
The LHC is not yet up and running, but already physicists and engineers in Europe, Japan and the US are working towards upgrades for the machine.
The LHC beam-loss monitoring (BLM) system is the key to protecting the machine against dangerous beam "losses" of this kind.
The first phase of commissioning BEPCII, the major upgrade of the Beijing Electron–Positron Collider (BEPC) came to a successful conclusion on 3 August, when the beam current reached 500 mA at 1.8...
Ways to increase physics potential and luminosity at Brookhaven's collider.
A team of accelerator physicists at KEK has achieved effective head-on collisions of electrons and positrons while retaining the crossing angle. They accomplished this at the KEKB collider using new d...
On 13 July, an inner triplet assembly of quadrupole magnets successfully completed a pressure test in the LHC tunnel, after installation of metal cartridges to reinforce internal support structures t...
Physicists meeting in Finland warm up for heavy-ion physics at the LHC.
Speaking at the 142nd session of the CERN Council on 22 June, CERN’s director-general, Robert Aymar, announced that the LHC will start up in May 2008, taking the first steps towards studying physic...