k The magnet yoke of the ALEPH particle detector is seen in its completed form in early 1987. ALEPH will be one of 4 major detectors at the new LEP Large Electron Positron collider, due to start work in 1989 at CERN, the European particle physics laboratory outside Geneva. ALEPH Apparatus for LEP pHysics will consist of many subdetectors, including a time projection chamber TPC a lepton calorimeter. The magnet yoke contains 4000 square metres of wire chamber planes forming ALEPHs hadron calorimeter it measures 6. 5 metres long 5.5 metres in diameter weighs 3000 tonnes. Editorial Stock Photo - Afloimages
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The magnet yoke of the ALEPH particle detector is seen in its completed form in early 1987. ALEPH will be one of 4 major detectors at the new LEP (Large Electron- Positron) collider, due to start work in 1989 at CERN, the European particle physics laboratory outside Geneva. ALEPH (Apparatus for LEP pHysics!) will consist of many sub-detectors, including a time projection chamber (TPC) & a lepton calorimeter. The magnet yoke contains 4000 square metres of wire chamber planes forming ALEPH's hadron calorimeter; it measures 6. 5 metres long & 5.5 metres in diameter & weighs 3000 tonnes.
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The magnet yoke of the ALEPH particle detector is seen in its completed form in early 1987. ALEPH will be one of 4 major detectors at the new LEP (Large Electron- Positron) collider, due to start work in 1989 at CERN, the European particle physics laboratory outside Geneva. ALEPH (Apparatus for LEP pHysics!) will consist of many sub-detectors, including a time projection chamber (TPC) & a lepton calorimeter. The magnet yoke contains 4000 square metres of wire chamber planes forming ALEPH's hadron calorimeter; it measures 6. 5 metres long & 5.5 metres in diameter & weighs 3000 tonnes.

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