CERN Scientists Discover Beam Killer Resonance Causing Particle Loss in Accelerators

CERN discovers beam killer resonance after 20 years - Interesting Engineering 🔗

An over two-decade-long journey helped CERN scientists measure resonance that may cause particle loss in accelerators.

CERN scientists have discovered a beam killer resonance after a 20-year-long journey, which may cause particle loss in accelerators. This discovery was made through measurements at CERN's Super Proton Synchrotron.

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