LEP: a new stage in corpuscular physics

The Large Electron Positron collider (LEP) is to be built on the France-Switzerland border near to Geneva and to be in service towards 1987. The electron and positron packets will be pre-accelerated in the existing CERN machines and then accelerated in less than a tenth of a millisecond around the 2...

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Autores principales: Aubert, Jean-Jacques, Baubillier, M
Lenguaje:fre
Publicado: 1982
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Nuclear Physics
Acceso en línea:http://cds.cern.ch/record/904159
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author Aubert, Jean-Jacques
Baubillier, M
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Baubillier, M
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description The Large Electron Positron collider (LEP) is to be built on the France-Switzerland border near to Geneva and to be in service towards 1987. The electron and positron packets will be pre-accelerated in the existing CERN machines and then accelerated in less than a tenth of a millisecond around the 27 kilometres of the LEP. The electron-positron collisions will be observed by detectors placed at eight points around the ring. Electron-positron annihilation and the creation of new particles will be studied leading to the derivation of new models for particle interaction and the unification of the different types of interactions.
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spelling cern-9041592019-09-30T06:29:59Zhttp://cds.cern.ch/record/904159freAubert, Jean-JacquesBaubillier, MLEP: a new stage in corpuscular physicsNuclear PhysicsThe Large Electron Positron collider (LEP) is to be built on the France-Switzerland border near to Geneva and to be in service towards 1987. The electron and positron packets will be pre-accelerated in the existing CERN machines and then accelerated in less than a tenth of a millisecond around the 27 kilometres of the LEP. The electron-positron collisions will be observed by detectors placed at eight points around the ring. Electron-positron annihilation and the creation of new particles will be studied leading to the derivation of new models for particle interaction and the unification of the different types of interactions.oai:cds.cern.ch:9041591982
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Aubert, Jean-Jacques
Baubillier, M
LEP: a new stage in corpuscular physics
title LEP: a new stage in corpuscular physics
title_full LEP: a new stage in corpuscular physics
title_fullStr LEP: a new stage in corpuscular physics
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