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Angular measurements of HTS critical current for high field solenoids

Turrioni et al., 2008

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12198017499972192706
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Turrioni D
Barzi E
Lamm M
Lombardo V
Thieme C
Zlobin A
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An experiment is in the works at Fermilab to confirm that ionization cooling is an efficient way to shrink the size of a muon beam. This would pave the way for Muon Collider machines, which however require in their last stages of acceleration very high field solenoids. The use …
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