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Accelerators and detectors

Accelerators and detectors

The new hot rods of the physics world

04 Feb 2003

From zero to 200 MeV in less than a millimetre in a wake-field accelerator

Particle accelerators are the largest pieces of equipment that physicists have to help them unravel

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Tom Katsouleas is in the Department of Electrical Engineering, University of Southern California, USA
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