If the distance to the object is an exact multiple of the wavelengths of the laser light-then the two beams line up peak-to-peak and trough-to-trough.
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Much of the scattering was " diffractive ", meaning that the particles hardly scatter at all staying close to the beam line after the collision.
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In Japan, the KEK accelerator's 12-billion-electron-volt proton beam line at Tsukuba is being modified to blast a beam of protons at a slight downward angle into a metal target.
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The protons pass into a ring-shaped structure, a proton moderator and guided through beam lines to areas containing special instruments where they are used in a wide variety of experiments.
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Earlier researchers in particle physics also usually made use of a more simplified box shaped geometry arranged directly above or below the beam line, such as in the CERN NA35 experiments.
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Also why is it important that the klystron is seperated from the beam line by such a depth ? Preceding talk ) 17 : 09, 6 March 2008 ( UTC)
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As part of these efforts, a group of prominent physicists contributed their thoughts to a special issue of Beam Line, a particle physics periodical published this month by the Stanford accelerator center.
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A tower arrangement can be a way to save space, and also the beam line connecting to the terminal made of glass rings can take some advantage of gravity as a natural source of compression.
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Incidentally, a loss of beam containment at a particle accelerator will usually not deposit enough energy into the beam line wall to actually damage the accelerator ( though it can make an audible thwwump sound ).
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In order to protect the components of the apparatus, a computer surveillance program allows the currents in the principle magnets along the P42 beam line to be monitored and to close Tax 2 in case of error.
