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For reference, 50 keV is a realistic beam energy for a commercial electron microscope today. The big colliders at CERN and Fermilab reach up into the TeV range.
by analog31 3y ago
For reference, 50 keV is a realistic beam energy for a commercial electron microscope today. The big colliders at CERN and Fermilab reach up into the TeV range.
- frumiousirc 3y agoSince the deactivation of the Tevatron, FNAL has no collider nor a TeV scale accelerator. The only collider the US has left is at BNL which operates at O(100)GeV/nucleon.