Oxford University Press - An Introduction to Particle Accelerators

Explore the world of particle physics with this comprehensive guide from Oxford University Press. From the linear accelerators used in modern hospital cancer therapies to the massive atom-smashers found in international physics laboratories, this book covers the vast range of machines used to study the secrets of creation. With more than ten thousand particle accelerators in operation globally, this title provides essential knowledge for those interested in the engineering and science behind these machines. It serves as a resource for understanding how scientists and engineers design, build, and operate the technology that drives modern physics. This is an open access title released under a Creative Commons Attribution-Non Commercial-No Derivatives 4.0 International licence. Readers can access the content via the Oxford Academic platform, where it is available to read and download as a PDF version. It is an ideal resource for students and professionals in engineering physics and particle science.