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And that's just one beam. There's a second beam, too - so they will crash into each other at 13 Tev.
by swamp40 12y ago
And that's just one beam. There's a second beam, too - so they will crash into each other at 13 Tev.
- espinchi 12y agoAlso, that's probably just a few bunches. (I'm guessing only one, but I may be wrong.) Every bunch contains ~10^11 protons. When LHC is running in full, a total of 2808 bunches per beam are expected to be colliding there. That's a lot of energy.