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How does an accelerator for heavy ions work?

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 Stadlmann, Jens

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How does an accelerator for heavy ions work?
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Particle accelerators – One for all elements
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All experiments at the GSI Helmholtz Centre for Heavy Ion Research in Darmstadt, Germany need fast particles. Jens Stadlmann operates and develops accelerators. He explains how ions are produced, how they reach high speeds in linear and circular accelerators, and what the new FAIR accelerator facility that is being built will be able to achieve.
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