Particle accelerators
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Names and connections
Accelerators, Particle; Atom smashers; Charged particle accelerators
- Broader: Nuclear physics--Instruments
- Narrower: Colliders (Nuclear physics)
- Narrower: Cyclotrons
- Narrower: Electric rocket engines
- Narrower: Electron accelerators
- Narrower: Electrostatic accelerators
- Narrower: High-brightness accelerators
- Narrower: Ion accelerators
- Narrower: Linear accelerators
- Narrower: Photon factories
- Narrower: Plasma accelerators
- Narrower: Proton accelerators
- Narrower: Recirculating electron accelerators
- Narrower: Storage rings
- Narrower: Synchrotrons
- Narrower: Van de Graaff generator
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Morton address: 10090385352193099268 · morton4x16-v1
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