First experiments set for CEA colliding beams
JUN 01, 1972
DOI: 10.1063/1.3070887
The Cambridge Electron Accelerator, which has been developed into an electron–positron colliding‐beam device, is now producing electron and positron beams at 2 GeV and with peak currents of about 15 mA and is preparing for its first high‐energy experiments. To produce a collision between a positron beam and a stationary electron with the same center‐of‐mass energy, one would need a positron beam energy of 16 000 GeV.
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