The State of High Energy PhysicsMelvin Month, Per F. Dahl, Margaret Dienes |
Contents
High Energy Physics in the United States | 3 |
U S PROGRAM 19851995 | 28 |
c | 35 |
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accelerator angle angular antiproton bunch calorimeter cavities center-of-mass energy central detector CERN chamber charged particles collaboration colliding beam construction cost coupling cross-section decay DESY distribution DORIS effects electromagnetic electron errors ete annihilation expected experimental experiments facilities Fermilab fermions fixed-target function gauge theory GeV/c gluon hadron HADRON CALORIMETER hadron colliders HERA Higgs boson high energy physics increase injection interaction region jet axis laboratories leptons Lett linac low energy luminosity machine magnetic field measurements muon neutrino operation pair parameters partons PETRA Phys physicists polarization positrons possible predictions produced proton radiation resonance shown in Fig SLAC standard model storage ring strong interactions structure superconducting magnets symmetry synchrotron Table Tevatron top quark track transverse energy transverse momentum tunnel U.S. High Energy vector weak interactions