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A machine that uses electromagnetic fields to propel charged particles to very high speeds and energies, collimate them in well-defined beams, and then collide them in order to induce interactions, decays, and creation of new particles. They are used for basic research in particle physics.
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Physical limits to number of particles per collider bunch
As an initial introduction to the subject, one can start with the CERN Accelerator School 2014 lecture Introduction to Particle Accelerators and their Limitations.
Regarding the actual limits of the …
