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from ANSA5 September 2012
Ecco i progetti degli acceleratori che verranno dopo l’Lhc (google translation)
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from diregiovani.it5 September 2012
ROMA – Produrre bosoni di Higgs: per questo in futuro bisognerà impiantare delle vere e proprie fabbriche. Questa filiera produttiva avrà lo scopo di produrre Bosoni per studiare le caratteristiche di queste particelle.
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from Wired.it4 September 2012
Soluzione completamente diversa, ma in uno stadio di progettazione molto più avanzato, è quella di un collisore lineare elettroni-positroni, come l’ International Linear Collider (Ilc). (google translation)
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from Physics World3 September 2012
The 19-member committee not only recommended that Japan should take a lead in the design for a collider to study the Higgs boson, such as the International Linear Collider, but also that it should lead on plans to build a large-scale neutrino facility to study charge-parity violations in neutrino oscillations.
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from BBC3 September 2012
Physics has a problem with small things. Or, to be more precise, with infinitely small things.
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from Discovery News31 August 2012
Via the In the Dark blog, we are reminded that today (Aug. 31) is the 48th anniversary of the seminal paper in Physical Review Letters by physicist Peter Higgs (“Broken Symmetries and the Masses of Gauge Bosons”), in which he first mentioned the possibility of a certain boson that now bears his name.
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from John Adams Institue for Accelerator Science31 August 2012
The John Adams Institute for Accelerator Science is expanding, with a new research base at Imperial College London joining two existing centres at Royal Holloway, University of London and the University of Oxford.
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from Fermilab Today30 August 2012
This month, Grassellino reported a world-record measurement on a 1.3-gigahertz, single-cell niobium cavity heat-treated in a nitrogen-rich atmosphere.
International Linear Collider
