Nuclear‐structure Emperor operating at Yale
OCT 01, 1966
DOI: 10.1063/1.3047775
The A. W. Wright Nuclear Structure Laboratory at Yale University, which houses the first Emperor Van de Graaff accelerator, is being dedicated this month. Its two‐stage tandem machine produces the most energetic protons yet obtained with an electrostatic accelerator—23.50 MeV; this energy could eventually go as high as 30 MeV, according to D. Allan Bromley, director of the laboratory. Beam currents are also high. During acceptance tests in July the Emperor put out 25 microamperes at 15 Mev and
© 1966. American Institute of Physics
