After the Chinese government decided at the end of the last year to suspend work on its 50‐GeV proton synchrotron, a research and development program for a smaller machine has been established at the Institute of High‐Energy Physics in Peking. This smaller machine would be an electron–positron collider with 2.2 GeV in each beam.

Topics
Electron positron interactions, Particle physics, Synchrotrons, Colliders
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© 1981 American Institute of Physics.
1981
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