
Particle Accelerators
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Maria Woodbury
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The standard model of matter
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Evidence...
Particle Accelerators
produce beams of charged particles with the following characteristics
-energies from a few MeV to GeV
-beams of various particle intensities (1016 particles per second)
-beams can be focussed on an area of a few mm2
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4 major components
(1) A source which produces the charged particles.
(2) A composite device to add energy to the particles and speed them up by applying a static or an oscillating electric field;
(3) A sequence of metallic tubes in vacuum to allow the particles to move freely in without colliding with air molecules or dust which can dissipate the beam;
(4) A system of electromagnets to steer and focus the beam particles or change their trajectories before being bombarded on a target sample.
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Drag and Drop
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By 1930s, it was evident that a particles increased towards relativistic velocities, their rest masses increased. This then caused changes to the resonant magnetic fields which became a problem.
Two approaches were then taken:
1. synchrocyclotrons which held the magnetic field constant but decreased the accelerating frequency
2. isochronous cyclotrons which held the accelerating frequencies constant, but changed the magnetic field
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Multiple Choice
The purpose of the magnetic field in a synchroton is to do what to the particle?
maintain the speed
increase the speed
maintain the direction
change the direction
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Reorder
Place the following in order of how they happen- in a synchrotron
Particles are accelerated from rest
Once the particles are moving, they enter the booster ring
Acceleration of the particles is achieved by E and B fields
Once the desired speed is attained, the particles enter the storage ring.
There the particles produce radiation known as synchrotron light
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The standard model of matter
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