Accelerators Research Centers Particle

Accelerators

Circular and linear devices used to produce high-energy high-speed beams of charged particles, such as electrons, protons, or heavy ions. Used for research in high-energy and nuclear physics, radiation research, medical and some industrial applications. This category is designed for sites providing information on specific accelerator operating facilities ( not Research Centers or Experiments ). It will also include links for education, publications and news, software, and equipment and service providers.

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• - Resource from CERN. Provides information on the basics of accelerators and detectors.
  
• - Provides an introduction to the facility, accelerator development and operations, seminars, and lectures.
  
• - Designed to investigate the physics of highly space-charge-dominated beams transported in a circular lattice. Features project overview, visitors guide, design, publications, and technical notes.
  
• - Supports an international community of scientists who use neutrons and muons for research. Includes an image gallery, information on the accelerator and target, and machine status.
  
• - Offers a brief history and basic descriptions of linear accelerators, cyclotrons, and synchrotrons. From the British Broadcasting Corporation.
  
• - Summaries of the latest advances in accelerator physics from the American Institute of Physics. Updated weekly.
  
• - Features an overview and plans of the facilities including linac, elecron gun, and control system. Includes publication archives and an animation of the dielectric transformer.
  
• - Design, develop and service linear accelerators and their associated technology. Includes an overview of products and services, links to affiliated companies, and a section on how linear accelerators work.
  
• - Provides a range of information on the facility at the University of Dortmund. Includes data on the superconducting asymmetric wiggler and the first free electron laser experiment.
  
• - Features the life and work of Rolf Wideröe authored by Pedro Waloschek. Full text with illustrations in HTML format.
  
• - Heavy ion accelerator providing a range of ion species for cosmic ray simulation, single event upset testing and ion irradiation and implantation. Includes examples of the type of work that is done at the facility.
  
• - Digital version of the book by Stanley Humphries, Jr. Available for free download in zip or pdf format.
  
• - Markets and distributes software used for the design, simulation and performance analysis of particle accelerators. Includes product overviews, operating system information, and system requirements.
  
• - Designed to produce quasi-continuous (cw) beams of high brilliance and low emittance. Includes facility layout and an overview of intended research projects.
  
• - Features an aerial view and a slide show of the facilities, an interactive tour of the accelerators, and the scientists and their ideas.
  
• - Conduct basic research and educate students in accelerater based science and technology. Features a range of data and diagrams on the K500 cyclotron facility, publications, and research.
  
• - Features design reports, civil construction, recent papers and presentations, meeting history, and picture gallery.
  
• - Design, construct and operate electron accelerators and related experimental facilities for use in high-energy physics and synchrotron radiation research. Includes publications, education, and facility tours.
  
• - ELSA Electron Stretcher and Accelerator, Physics Institute, Bonn University
  
• - Provides a range of information on specifications, operating diagrams, and beams produced. Includes reports produced by the group, and related links.
  
• - Electron accelerator laboratory for nuclear physics and synchrotron radiation research. Built around three storage rings and includes plan drawings, beamlines and machine status.
  
• - Biography of Ernest Orland Lawrence, from the AIP Center for History of Physics which describes Lawrence's development of the cyclotron.
  
• - Electron-positron collider with a circumference of 768 meters. Features information on the accelerator, synchrotron, and storage ring. Includes operation methods, diagrams and MPEG clips.
  
• - Responsible for the operation of a suite of accelerators used for experiments by Brookhaven National Laboratory. Features links to the individual accelerators with diagrams, photographs, and tours.
  
• - Explains what they are used for, the different types, and how they work. A virtual tour from Stanford Linear Accelerator Center.
  
• - Provides educational programs in the field of beams and their associated accelerator technologies. Includes programs, curriculum, and participating Universities.
  
  

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