Miniaturizing the large Hadron collider: review and analysis of particle accelerator technologies
Particle acceleration is the main concept which gives rise to the development of particle accelerators, which are useful machines designed for the effective acceleration of various particles, such as electrons. As of a recent 2022 study, there are no less than 30000 accelerators in our world globall...
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| description | Particle acceleration is the main concept which gives rise to the development of particle accelerators, which are useful machines designed for the effective acceleration of various particles, such as electrons. As of a recent 2022 study, there are no less than 30000 accelerators in our world globally, with just 1% of them used for research purposes. One main standout accelerator in our world today is the Large Hadron Collider, with its ability to accelerate particle beams close to the speed of light, and its ability to achieve new physics discoveries. Particle accelerators are expected to continue to grow in numbers with improved functions in the coming decades, especially with the upcoming developments of miniaturised particle accelerators in recent years. In this report, we delve into the history and general components with make up a particle accelerator, together with the general types of accelerators. We will also delve into various particle accelerator examples of the past, present, and future with descriptions of their various technologies. Lastly, we will delve into the technologies, physics, and analyses of the most successfully developed miniaturised particle accelerator to date, which is the Nanophotonic Electron Accelerator, which utilises Alternating Phase Focusing and Dielectric Laser Acceleration as the main techniques for its function. |
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| spelling | ntu-10356/1766662024-05-24T15:49:11Z Miniaturizing the large Hadron collider: review and analysis of particle accelerator technologies Teo, Nicholas Eu Heng Wong Liang Jie School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering liangjie.wong@ntu.edu.sg Engineering Physics Particle accelerators Miniaturize Large Hadron collider Tevatron Relativistic heavy ion collider Future circular collider Muon collider Compact linear collider Nanophotonic electron accelerator Alternating phase focusing Dielectric laser acceleration Visual studio Particle acceleration is the main concept which gives rise to the development of particle accelerators, which are useful machines designed for the effective acceleration of various particles, such as electrons. As of a recent 2022 study, there are no less than 30000 accelerators in our world globally, with just 1% of them used for research purposes. One main standout accelerator in our world today is the Large Hadron Collider, with its ability to accelerate particle beams close to the speed of light, and its ability to achieve new physics discoveries. Particle accelerators are expected to continue to grow in numbers with improved functions in the coming decades, especially with the upcoming developments of miniaturised particle accelerators in recent years. In this report, we delve into the history and general components with make up a particle accelerator, together with the general types of accelerators. We will also delve into various particle accelerator examples of the past, present, and future with descriptions of their various technologies. Lastly, we will delve into the technologies, physics, and analyses of the most successfully developed miniaturised particle accelerator to date, which is the Nanophotonic Electron Accelerator, which utilises Alternating Phase Focusing and Dielectric Laser Acceleration as the main techniques for its function. Bachelor's degree 2024-05-20T02:07:31Z 2024-05-20T02:07:31Z 2024 Final Year Project (FYP) Teo, N. E. H. (2024). Miniaturizing the large Hadron collider: review and analysis of particle accelerator technologies. Final Year Project (FYP), Nanyang Technological University, Singapore. https://hdl.handle.net/10356/176666 https://hdl.handle.net/10356/176666 en A2255-231 application/pdf Nanyang Technological University |
| spellingShingle | Engineering Physics Particle accelerators Miniaturize Large Hadron collider Tevatron Relativistic heavy ion collider Future circular collider Muon collider Compact linear collider Nanophotonic electron accelerator Alternating phase focusing Dielectric laser acceleration Visual studio Teo, Nicholas Eu Heng Miniaturizing the large Hadron collider: review and analysis of particle accelerator technologies |
| title | Miniaturizing the large Hadron collider: review and analysis of particle accelerator technologies |
| title_full | Miniaturizing the large Hadron collider: review and analysis of particle accelerator technologies |
| title_fullStr | Miniaturizing the large Hadron collider: review and analysis of particle accelerator technologies |
| title_full_unstemmed | Miniaturizing the large Hadron collider: review and analysis of particle accelerator technologies |
| title_short | Miniaturizing the large Hadron collider: review and analysis of particle accelerator technologies |
| title_sort | miniaturizing the large hadron collider review and analysis of particle accelerator technologies |
| topic | Engineering Physics Particle accelerators Miniaturize Large Hadron collider Tevatron Relativistic heavy ion collider Future circular collider Muon collider Compact linear collider Nanophotonic electron accelerator Alternating phase focusing Dielectric laser acceleration Visual studio |
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