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Interior view of the PEP-II collider ring. Photo taken by D. Parker |
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Physicist watches laser tests on crystal detectors. Photo taken by Peter Ginter, SLAC 2002 |
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The Research Yard at SLAC Particle beams from the 2-mile long linear accelerator are diverted into the various experimental facilities in the research yard. The large building on the right is End Station A, where quarks were discovered. Photo taken by Peter Ginter, SLAC 2002 |
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Silicon Vertex Tracker The SVT is the heart of the BABAR experiment at SLAC—in the photo, physicists are putting the finishing touches on improvements to the detector. Photo taken by Peter Ginter, SLAC 2002 |
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Martin Perl, Nobel Laureate in Physics, 1995 Photo taken by Peter Ginter, SLAC 2002 |
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Aerial View of SLAC |
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Klystron Gallery The klystron gallery of the 2-mile long linear accelerator at SLAC. This is the longest building in the world. Photo taken by Peter Ginter, SLAC 2002 |
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The BABAR Detector at SLAC Photo taken by Peter Ginter, SLAC 2002 |