Übersetzung für "Particle collider" in Deutsch

At that time, we were working at the European Organization for Nuclear Research at the world's largest particle collider, which collides protons, by the way.

The LHC (Large Hadron Collider), the vast particle collider at CERN, in Geneva, is one of the rare examples of European cooperation in the field of research infrastructure.

It seems to be en vogue now to be busy with alleged effects of the new particle collider LHC (Large Hadron Collider) of the CERN which is planned to be completed this May – apart from the “end” of the Mayan calendar which pretendedly either spoil (or prevent) or enjoy us at our Christmas holidays 2012 (a topic even in the current edition of the TV magazine HörZu) – or just lets it start again from its beginning… what’s more realistic, given all those end-of-the-world prophecies that have been wrong all the time?

By discussing the most important open questions of contemporary particle physics and their relation to cosmology we can understand how the search for dark matter influences the way we do physics at the LHC, the worlds largest particle collider located in Geneva, and why we can hope to achieve another step of unification of our model of the universe.

The last day of the symposium mainly concentrated on the world’s most powerful particle collider, the Large Hadron Collider at CERN.

In three consecutive ceremonies in Asia, Europe and the Americas, the authors of the Technical Design Report for the International Linear Collider, a next-generation particle collider to complement and advance beyond the physics of the Large Hadron Collider at CERN, officially handed the report over to the international oversight board for projects in particle physics, the International Committee for Future Accelerators ICFA.

Our engineers are working on extending the infrastructure of the LHC (Large Hadron Collider) Particle Accelerator, the CERN’s 27-km-long circular tunnel.

This most powerful particle collider, this expensive endeavour, involved many physicists and scientists worldwide and has cost a lot of money.

It seems to be en vogue now to be busy with alleged effects of the new particle collider LHC (Large Hadron Collider) of the CERN which is planned to be completed this May – apart from the "end" of the Mayan calendar which pretendedly either spoil (or prevent) or enjoy us at our Christmas holidays 2012 (a topic even in the current edition of the TV magazine HörZu) – or just lets it start again from its beginning... what's more realistic, given all those end-of-the-world prophecies that have been wrong all the time?

The next large particle physics collider which will be built after the LHC at CERN is the International Linear Collider (ILC).

The goal of "srEDM" is to use the JÃ1?4lich particle collider COSY for the initial measurements.

Which particles form dark matter? Can the Large Hadron Collider particle accelerator in Geneva find them, and how do they fit into theoretical models?

A major project for the future of high energy physics was launched on November 18: A groundbreaking ceremony held at KEK marked the start of the construction of the new particle collider SuperKEKB at the KEK laboratory in Tsukuba, Japan. Many distinguished scientists (including Nobelprize winner Toshihide Maskawa) and high-ranking officials from funding agencies attended this ceremony.

Everyone will know the ground-breaking projects of CERN (European Organization for Nuclear Research). Their activities are currently mostly directed towards the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) beneath the Franco-Swiss border near Geneva in Switzerland, which is the world's largest and most powerful particle collider that lies in a tunnel of 27 kilometers in circumference, at a depth of 175 meters (574 ft).

What you're saying is that oppositely-charged particles collide, and blow each other up in a burst of energy.

Particle comminution or pulverization is essentially achieved by the particles colliding with each other.

The particles collide, bounce off each other and stay in the area.

How is the energy of particles measured in collider experiments?

These particles also collided and annihilated each other.

On September 10, the first particles will collide at CERN.

These micrometre-sized particles collide with one another.

You just gotta let the colliding particles land where they may and wait until the next collision.

Cosmic particles colliding with the interstellar medium could also be ruled out as an explanation for the GRXE.

The energy released during these flashes causes the mineral particles to collide and bond.

The Boltzmann equation keeps track of interactions between colliding particles, not individually but in terms of a density.

Additionally, Fatio faced another problem: What is happening if the particles collide with each other?

One particle collides with another, gases expand, planets contract and before you know it, we've got starships and holodecks and... chicken soup.

All these particles collide happily at extremelybecause, to physicists, emptiness is not the absence of everything, as ishigh speeds to produce still more particles, which can be either light orgenerally supposed. heavy.

In the practice, the types of high performance sputtering systems used in corresponding processes are those where a magnetic field in front of the cathode enhances the probability of particles to collide and thus become ionized.