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  • schematic diagram of a linear proton resonance accelerator
    particle accelerator
    / Proton storage rings

    …ring and then to the Recycler ring (see below), where they were stored until there were a sufficient number for injection into the Main Injector. This provided acceleration to 150 GeV before transfer to the Tevatron. Protons and antiprotons were accelerated simultaneously in the Tevatron to about 1 TeV, in…

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    …ring and then to the Recycler ring (see below), where they were stored until there were a sufficient number for injection into the Main Injector. This provided acceleration to 150 GeV before transfer to the Tevatron. Protons and antiprotons were accelerated simultaneously in the Tevatron to about 1 TeV, in…

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