Tigner, M.
Papers relating to the CLEO Experiment and the Origins of the Cornell Electron Storage Ring (CESR).
Maury Tigner(1937-) invented the scheme that made the Cornell synchrotron a suitable injector for a colliding beam accelerator. Prior to taking charge of the collider's design, he led Cornell's research in superconducting, radio frequency cavities for the purpose of building more powerful synchrotrons.
Cornell University -- Faculty.
Cornell University -- Research.
Group work in research.
Nuclear energy -- Research -- Laboratories.
Nuclear physics -- Scientific apparatus and instruments -- Design and construction.
Nuclear physics -- Research.
Particles (Nuclear physics) -- Research. aip
Storage rings -- History.
University cooperation.
Notebooks. aat
Physicists. lcsh
CESR (Storage ring) -- History.
Cornell University. CLEO Experiment -- Documentation.
AIP-ICOS
In the possession of Maury Tigner at Cornell University. Ithaca, NY, USA