Accelerator Science: Luminosity vs. Energy
In the world of high energy physics there are several parameters that are important when one constructs a particle accelerator. Two crucial ones are the energy of the beam and the luminosity, which is another word for the number of particles in the beam. In this video, Fermilab’s Dr. Don Lincoln explains the differences and the pros and cons. He even works in an unexpected sporting event.
Видео Accelerator Science: Luminosity vs. Energy канала Fermilab
Видео Accelerator Science: Luminosity vs. Energy канала Fermilab
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