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002928174 100__ $$aHenke, Heino$$uBerlin, Tech. U.
002928174 245__ $$9CERN$$aI.1 — Electromagnetism
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002928174 520__ $$9CERN$$aElectromagnetic fields are at the heart of accelerators. They accelerate, focus and guide charged particles and they are responsible for the stability as well as the instability of particle beams. Their range goes from constant fields up to very fast changing fields with frequencies of many GHz. Since electromagnetism is part of the university curriculum, we restrict ourselves to a review of some basics which are important to deal with problems in particle accelerators.
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002928174 65017 $$2SzGeCERN$$aAccelerators and Storage Rings
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