Tag archive: 1 TeV
Leah Hesla | 9 February 2012
Designing a 1-TeV upgrade of the ILC requires a suitable particle beam to go along with it. Scientists recently decided on the shape of the 1-TeV beam, and it has a shifted waist.
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Feature | Tagged:
1 TeV, beam size
Leah Hesla | 20 October 2011
Until the Large Hadron Collider tells scientists where in the energy frontier to dig for new physics, ILC researchers are preparing for eventualities. Should new physics be found to reside in a range higher than the ILC’s current reach, scientists have a energy-boosting plan in their back pocket.
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Feature | Tagged:
1 TeV, energy upgrade, TDR
Barry Barish | 11 August 2011
A new study is being undertaken to extend the maximum energy of the ILC from the present design of 0.5 TeV towards 1.0 TeV, either as a future option or possibly for the initial machine.
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Director's Corner | Tagged:
1 TeV, energy upgrade, ILC parameters, RDR, TDR
Barry Barish | 23 February 2006
Possible upgrade scenarios to 1 TeV were discussed at length during the Snowmass Workshop last summer, but no conclusions or consensus emerged.
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Director's Corner | Tagged:
1 TeV, 500 GeV, energy, energy upgrade, ILC parameters
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