ACCELERATORS G. Vesztergombi HTP2007, Geneva „Egy az Isten (CERN) és LHC az Ő prófétája.”

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ACCELERATORS G. Vesztergombi HTP2007, Geneva „Egy az Isten (CERN) és LHC az Ő prófétája.”

Mindenkinek van részecskegyorsítója… A televízió készülék! Fókuszál Gyorsít Eltérít Vákumban Részecske forrás Eltérítő mágnes Fókusz mágnes Gyorsító elemek Részecskéket „gyárt”

Even the longest journey is started by the FIRST step (eV)!!!!!!!!!!! 14 TeV = * * 1.4 eV

Feladatunk: részecskegyorsítók építése és üzemeltelése a fizikai kutatás számára CERN gyorsító komplexuma

WHY ARE WE BUILDING BIGGER AND BIGGER ACCELERATORS ????

Minek a részecskegyorsító? A részecskefizikai kísérletekhez! A részcskefizika az anyag legparányibb építőköveit vizsgálja módszeres alapossággal GyorsítókMikroszkópok Optikai- és rádióteleszkópok Távcsövek

SCIENCE between WAR and PEACE Már a görögök Archimedes died in battle of Syracus Galilei...”On 8 August 16O9, he invited the Venetian Senate to examine his spy-glass from the tower of St. Marco, with spectacular success: three days later, he made a present of it to the Senate, accompanied by a letter in which he explained that the instrument, which magnified objects nine times would prove of utmost importance in war. It made it possible to see ‘sails and shipping that were so far of that it was two hours before they were seen with the naked eye, steering full-sail into the harbour’ thus being invaluable against invasion by sea.... The grateful Senate of Venice promptly doubled Galilelo’s salary... and made his professorship at Padua a lifelong one. It was not the first and not the last time that pure research, that starved cur, snapped up a bone from the warlord’s banquet.” A. Koestler: The SLEEPWALKERS p.369. L. Szilárd, A. Einstein, Oppenheimer, E. Teller....

A convenient form for the DeBroglie wavelength expression isDeBroglie wavelength where hc = eV nm and pc is expressed in electron volts. This is particularly appropriate for comparison with photon wavelengths since for the photon, pc=E and a 1 eV photon is seen immediately to have a wavelength of 1240 nm. For massive particles with kinetic energy KE which is much less than their rest mass energies:rest mass energies For an electron with KE = 1 eV and rest mass energy MeV, the associated DeBroglie wavelength is 1.23 nm, about a thousand times smaller than a 1 eV photon. (This is why the limiting resolution of an electron microscope is much higher than that of an optical microscope.)

The Compton wavelength of a particle is given by where is the Planck constant, is the particle's mass, is the speed of light.Planck constantmassspeed of light The CODATA 2002 value for the Compton wavelengthCODATA of the electron is × meter with a standard uncertainty of × m. [1] Other particles have different Compton wavelengths. [1] The Compton wavelength can be thought of as a fundamental limitation on measuring the position of a particle, taking quantum mechanics andquantum mechanics special relativityspecial relativity into account. This depends on the mass of the particle. To see this, note that we can measure the position of a particle by bouncing light off it - but measuring the position accurately requires light of short wavelength. Light with a short wavelength consists of photons of high energy. If the energy of these photons exceeds, when one hits the particle whose position is being measured the collision may have enough energy to create a new particle of the same type. This renders moot the question of the original particle's location. This argument also shows that the Compton wavelength is the cutoff below which quantum field theory– which can describe particle creationquantum field theory and annihilation – becomes important.

We can make the above argument a bit more precise as follows. Suppose we wish to measure the position of a particle to within an accuracy. Then the uncertainty relation for position and momentum We can make the above says thatuncertainty relationpositionmomentum so the uncertainty in the particle's momentum satisfies Using the relativistic relation between momentum and energy, when Δp exceeds mc then the uncertainty in energy is greater than, which is enough energy to createenergy another particle of the same type. So, with a little algebra, we see there is a fundamental limitation So, at least to within an order of magnitude, the uncertainty in position must be greater than the Compton wavelength. The Compton wavelength can be contrasted with the de Broglie wavelength, which dependsde Broglie wavelength on the momentum of a particle and determines the cutoff between particle and wave behavior in quantum mechanics.quantum mechanics For fermions, the Compton wavelength sets the cross-section of interactions. For example, thefermions cross-section for Thomson scattering of a photon from an electron is equal toThomson scattering, where is the fine-structure constant and is the Compton wavelength of the electron.fine-structure constant For gauge bosons, the Compton wavelength sets the effective range of the Yukawa interaction:gaugebosonsYukawa interaction since the photon is massless, electromagnetism has infinite range.photon

CREATE NEW PARTICLE requires ENERGY elektron positron pair E> 1 MeV antiproton E > 4 * proton mass Z weak-boson E > 90 proton mass WW weak-boson pair E > 160 proton mass Higgs-boson (if about 120 GeV/c 2 ) E > 220 proton mass

High energy dipol magnet= elongated solenoid

Mindenkinek van részecskegyorsítója… A televízió készülék! Fókuszál Gyorsít Eltérít Vákumban Részecske forrás Eltérítő mágnes Fókusz mágnes Gyorsító elemek Részecskéket „gyárt”

D F D DD FF F B B x y zz y x Deflection angle is proportional with coordinate x or y . FOCUSING OOO OOO

The Compton wavelength of the electron is one of a trio of related units of length, the other two being the Bohr radius a 0 and the classical electron radius r e.Bohr radiusclassical electron radius The Compton wavelength is built from the electron mass m e, Planck's constant helectron massPlanck's constant and the speed of light c. The Bohr radius is built from m e, h and the electron charge e.Bohr radiuselectron charge The classical electron radius is built from m e, c and e. Any one of these threeclassical electron radius lengths can be written in terms of any other using the fine structure constant α: The Planck mass is special because ignoring factors of 2π and the like, thePlanck mass Compton wavelength for this mass is equal to its Schwarzschild radius.Schwarzschild radius This special distance is called the Planck length. This is a simple case ofPlanck length dimensional analysis: the Schwarzschild radius is proportional to the mass,dimensional analysis whereas the Compton wavelength is proportional to the inverse of the mass.