A 3-kilometer accelerator [supported by the U. S. Atomic Engery Commission], ca. 1967.

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A 3-kilometer accelerator [supported by the U. S. Atomic Engery Commission], ca. 1967.

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Article, submitted to Sweden's KOSMOS, giving description of accelerator physics and elementary particle physics joining forces to result in realization of highest energy accelerator built to date.

20 pages.

American Institute of Physics, Niels Bohr Library

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