Section outline

    • 1. Particle accelerator Page
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      The first lecture about particle accelerators begins with a look into their history and subsequent classification.

    • 2. Direct action accelerators Page
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      The second chapter is about the history of direct action accelerators.

    • 3. Linear induction accelerators. Linacs with standing wave Page
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      The third lecture is dedicated to various linear accelerators, the electromagnetic wave accelerator and the Radio-Frequency Quadrupole accelerator with a look into their respective origins.

    • 4. Linacs with traveling wave Page
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      This chapter focuses on Linacs with traveling-waves, such as the IREN (Frank Laboratory of Neutron Physics, JINR) and the Linac-200 (Dzhelepov Laboratory for Nuclear Problems).

    • 5. Collective acceleration Page
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      Learn more about collective acceleration as it is used in modern accelerators.

    • 6. Betatron Page
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      An in-depth look at the first cyclic particle accelerator, the Betatron.

    • 7. Cyclic RF Resonant accelerators Page
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      The seventh chapter is focused on the classification of Cyclic RF Resonant accelerators.

    • 8. Cyclotrons Page
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      An introduction to the Cyclotron, which accelerates charged particles from the center along a spiral path.

    • 9. Microtrons Page
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      This chapter focuses on the accelerating setup called the Microtron.

    • 10. Synchrocyclotron (Phasotron). Proton synchrotron (Synchrophasotron) Page
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      The last chapter discusses modern machines built in XX century: Phasotron, Synchrophasotron, Nuclotron and the future accelerator complex, NICA, being built in XXI century.