About
Muon Colliders - Prospective Physics (J. Ellis). Muon storage rings can address fundamental issues in neutrino physics, enable precision Higgs physics, and advance the high-energy frontier in lepton-antilepton collisions. In this lecture, the principa with particular emphasis on neutrino and Higgs factories. Muon Colliders (D. Neuffer). In these lectures the concept of a high-energy high-luminosity µ+ - µ- collider is developed. A µ+ - µ- colliderwould provide heavy lepton collisions, with uniqu of Higgs bosons at 100-180 GeV energies, and it could be extended to multi-TeV energies.A µ+-µ- collider requires a high-intensity proton source for ¼-production, a high-acceptance decay channel to collect µ?s from ¼-decay, a µ-cooling system, a r system, and a high-luminosity collider ring for the collisions of short, intense µ+-µ- bunches. Critical problems exist in each of the collider concept components, and in the interaction-region detectors needed to analyze the collisions. These pro within the current µ+-µ- collider research program are described. Experimental facilities with muon storage rings (A. Blondel). This lecture will summarize the experiments that one can imagine to perform around muon storage rings. - neutrino experiments (DIS and oscillations) - muon experiments (rare decays) - precision measurements at muon colliders, Higgs factory - High energy frontier.
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Credits and licence
- Institution
- CERN
- Department
- CERN Academic Training Lecture,369
- Taught by
- Jonathan Richard Ellis, Jonathan Ellis, David Neuffer, Alain Blondel, David V Neuffer, Alain Blondel
- Year
- 1999
- Level
- Graduate
- Language
- English
- Subjects
- Physics
- Source
- CERN
- Licence
- CERN, as CERN states it. CERN's terms
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