Re: request, info on particle accelerators

["Michael P. Grissom" <mikeg@SLAC.Stanford.EDU>]

Response to Accelerator Question:

Gerhard and other interested parties:

Try the following web addresses for accelerator/particle physics
resources (in great profusion!):

	http://penguin.phy.bnl.gov/bnt.html   [BNL Physics]
	http://fnnews.fnal.gov/                     [FNAL Hadron Accelerator]
	http://www.slac.stanford.edu/   	    [SLAC Lepton Accelerator]
	http://www.cebaf.gov/ 		    [TJNAF Lepton Accelerator]
	http://www.cern.ch		    [CERN Lepton/Hadron Acc.
					     good links to DESY, etc.]
	http://www.lbl.gov/lbl.html	    [LBNL Home of the Cyclotron
					     and an excellent physics
					     review tutorial--quarks, etc.]
	http://www.sph.umich.edu/group/eih/UMSCHPS/
					    [The University of Michigan
					     site (includes several entry
					     points and general info for
					     accelerators) for RP/HP.]

A very useful introductory book:

"A Tour of the Subatomic Zoo," C. Schwartz, American Institute of
Physics, 1992.

Good luck,

MikeG.

At 09:16 AM 3/2/97 -0600, you wrote:
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>Please forward answers directly to Gerhard at gfischer@online-service.de
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>
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>>      Hallo all,
>>As I have to write a scientific paper for school about "particle
>>accelerators and their use" I am very interested in any information on
>>this topic.
>>I=C0d also need information on the "tiniest particles" like QUARKS, etc.
>>Could anyone in here help me?
>>I particularly need printed material, but any Internet adresses are
>>fine, too.
>>Anything on this topic may help!
>>
>>  TIA,
>>           Gerhard


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