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Followed by the table of contents and the actual CDR. You can't skip the details then ask "Where're the details?"

• mellosouls 7y ago
  I didn't ask for the details. There were too many details before a point revealed itself. I asked for the specific overarching, clearly specified. targeted discovery goal of the whole thing. Feel free to answer that - it appears to be missing from the abstract. Why would I continue beyond the abstract if it is not clear what the specific goal of the project is and I've already gone through a dozen pages to get there?
  • sdwa 7y ago
    That's not really the point of a CDR, it's saying "if we were to build a 100TeV machine, this is, broadly speaking, how we would do it". Particle physicists may (or may not) determine it worthwhile, that's another question altogether.
    • mellosouls 7y ago
      Thank you. That makes sense (and why I asked about the intended audience and purpose of the document); however as they put the blue sky goals in the abstract, I would have expected something more specific as well.