Re: Neon John and LINACs

[Jacques.Read@eh.doe.gov]

For anyone interested in accelerators, the Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory
in Batavia, Illinois, has a website at

www.fnal.gov

Although the main accelerator at Fermi isn't linear, the first 200Mev of the
primary beam does get inserted from a LINAC.  Of greater possible use is the
very extensive glossary of accelerator terms, which can be helpful when trying
to make sense out of tecnical papers.  This is at

adwww.fnal.gov/operations/accgloss/gindex.html

DOE's biggest LINAC is  (or was) LAMPF at Los Alamos, but they don't have much
web-presence of usefulness to the outsider.



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