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Physics Opportunities with Muon Beams:
Neutrino Factories and Muon Colliders,
presented to the NSF "Prospective MRE" Panel by
K. McDonald (2MB, Nov. 29, 1999).
Expression of Interest for R&D towards a Neutrino Factory Based On a Muon
Storage Ring and a Muon Collider
(1.9MB, 51 pages, Nov. 6, 1999; the document as submitted).
The opportunity to participate in the Major Research Equipment program of
the NSF.
Charge to the NSF Panel on MRE Possibilities.
Bibliography of
Physics Opportunities at a Neutrino Factory.
Besides preparing for possible participation in the MRE program,
we can also apply as a group or as individual institutions to
The NSF Major Research Instrumentation program, award = $100k-$2M during
1 year, proposal due Jan. 18, 2000;
MRI web page. "The more proposals received, the more will be funded",
--J. Dehmer, NSF Physics Division.
Download
Aladdin Ghostscript to view .ps files.
Visit the
Tucows website for an extensive collection of browser utilities.
Schedule of Neutrino Factory/Muon Collider workshops.
NuFact'99, Lyon, France, 5-9 July 1999.
Physics Opportunities at a Neutrino Factory.
Muon Collider Status Report, Jan. 1999.
Physics Opportunities at a Muon Collider.
The Muon Collider in the News.
BNL Neutrino Factory/Muon Collider Home Page
Fermilab Muon Collider Home Page
Muon Collider Cooling R&D Project
Rick Fernow's Muon Collider page
Juan Gallardo's Neutrino Factory/Muon Collider page
Colin Johnson's Neutrino Factory/Muon Collider page
Bruce King's Neutrino Factory/Muon Collider page
Harold Kirk's Neutrino Factory/Muon Collider page
Kirk McDonald's Muon Collider page
Nikolai Mokhov's Muon Collider page,
MARS page,
Related papers.
Jim Norem's Muon Collider page
Bob Palmer's Neutrino Factory/Muon Collider page
Eric Prebys' Muon Collider page
KTM's archives:
Earl,
epsfiles,
Gallardo,
Geer,
Johnson,
King,
Kirk,
Mokhov,
Palmer,
Prebys,
Silvestrov,
Status,
Weggel,
Survey of low-energy muon beams from pi decay
MECO, Proposal for an experiment to study muon-electron conversion.
COSY, a symplectic beam-transport code by Martin Berz.
