Read article 'Linacs pushed to the limit in Chamonix'
Linacs pushed to the limit in Chamonix
Linac applications discussed at High Gradient 2019 ranged from CLIC to XFELs and medical accelerators.
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Read article 'Linacs pushed to the limit in Chamonix'
Linac applications discussed at High Gradient 2019 ranged from CLIC to XFELs and medical accelerators.
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