Published September 1, 1960
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A proton synchrotron for 300 GEV
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Until 1959 it was stated, and was generally accepted, that the achievement by artificial acceleration of very high interaction energies in the center-of-momentum framr of two nucleons would be practical in the immediatr future only with colliding-beam accelerator systems. Proposals were advanced for colliding-beam accelerators which would provide intensities of protons at about 10 Gev sufficient to obtain significant rates of proton-proton interactions. (Center-of-momentum energies of about 20 Gev.) Detailed consideration of colliding-beam devices at thr MURA laboratories has shown that these devices are indeed feasible. It is, however, clear that they will be both complex and costly.
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© 1960 California Institute of Technology. Report CTSL-10(Formerly Report SL-10). This report is a reprinting of Report SL-10, with the correction of typographical errors, and the addition of the footnote on page 15. Supported in part by the U.S. Atomic Energy Commission Contract No. AT(11-1)-68. This work was aided by discussions with M.H. Blewett, E.D. Courant, K.M. Robinson, H.M. Snyder, A.V. Tollestrup, and R.L. Walker.Attached Files
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