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Brookhaven AGS modification has 200‐MeV linac

JAN 01, 1971
Physics Today

The highest‐energy proton linac in the world reached full energy, 200 MeV, on 18 November at Brookhaven. The new linac is part of the $50‐million AGS conversion project, which is now well advanced, according to George W. Wheeler, head of the project. Most of the conversion will be finished in July.

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