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Accelerator physics

a collision scheme in which bunches crossing at an angle are tilted by deflecting cavities so they meet head-on, recovering luminosity.

In accelerator physics, crab crossing refers to a collision scheme in which bunches crossing at an angle are tilted by deflecting cavities so they meet head-on, recovering luminosity. This meaning comes from Oide (1989) in Physical Review A.[1]

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References

Oide, K., & Yokoya, K. (1989). Beam-beam collision scheme for storage-ring colliders. Physical Review A, 40(1), 315-316. https://doi.org/10.1103/physreva.40.315

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