Large Hadron Collider
APS April Meeting 2010
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WASHINGTON, D.C. — Late last year, the LHC became the most powerful particle accelerator in history, achieving proton-proton collisions at energies of 2.34 trillion electron volts. The first session of the meeting, A1, is devoted to the latest news from Geneva, where efforts are being made to further increase the beam energy and intensity.
Related April Meeting Sessions
Session A1: The Energy Frontier at the LHC
Session D9: Physics Research at the LHC
Session B9: Instrumentation for Particle Physics I
Session P12: Instrumentation for Particle Physics II
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