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Physics

The Promise Of A Muon Collider

By Jon Lederman in Jon Lederman
November 3, 2009

Based upon some recent statements by the DOE, the commitment to building a muon collider in this country may be more tangible:
 http://blogs.sciencemag.org/scienceinsider/2009/10/its-on-god-part.html

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