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Accelerator physics

the principle that particles slightly off the synchronous phase in an oscillating accelerating field oscillate stably about it, enabling the synchrotron.

In accelerator physics, phase stability principle refers to the principle that particles slightly off the synchronous phase in an oscillating accelerating field oscillate stably about it, enabling the synchrotron. This meaning comes from McMillan (1945) in Physical Review.[1]

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McMillan, E. M. (1945). The Synchrotron: A Proposed High Energy Particle Accelerator. Physical Review, 68(5-6), 143-144. https://doi.org/10.1103/physrev.68.143

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