The development of a μ+μ− collider for either an intermediate energy Higgs and t factory or multi‐TeV requires extensive μ beam manipulation and cooling. We describe some of the particle physics motivation. We also propose a cooling technique that uses a crystal with an accelerating gradient insert into a storage ring. We describe some possible beam cooling and acceleration tests.
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© 1995 American Institute of Physics.
1995
American Institute of Physics
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