
Accelerator Physics
Helmut Burkhardt reviews in 1999 Accelerator Physics.
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Helmut Burkhardt reviews in 1999 Accelerator Physics.
The impact of CERN, particularly with regard to technology transfer and industrial spin-offs, shows an interesting three-fold pattern that reflects the very different geographical and political regi...
This is a fascinating account of a major particle accelerator application success by an enthusiastic scientist who played a major role in its development. Harry Gove contributed an article on AMS to ...
David C Rahm reviews in 1999 Making Physics: a Biography of Brookhaven National Laboratory.
Nobel prizewinner in 1984, architect and mason of CERN's biggest ever physics discovery and director-general of CERN from 1989 to 1993, Carlo Rubbia remains a continual fountainhead of new ideas. A ...
Now playing to full houses in London's theatreland is Copenhagen, a fascinating new play that imagines a dialogue between the ghosts of quantum pioneers Niels Bohr and Werner Heisenberg.
The second edition of this popular text has been updated with the inclusion of recent detector developments and a presentation of modern experimental facilities.
Tian Yu Cao's book Conceptual Developments of 20th Century Field Theories, published in 1997, was hailed in many quarters as a masterpiece. The same careful thinking is evident in this book, the re...
Article reporting the exhibition of hardware used to detect the W and Z particles in the microcosm exhibition.
In 1960 Bruno Touschek gave a talk on electron-positron collisions that would change the face of physics. Last November, 20 years after his death, physicists gathered to celebrate Touschek's work.