Fancy pictures and animations
depicting the sequence of events that results in creation of
matter and antimatter in our experiment.
Group photo, (JPEG, 56kB),
large version, (JPEG, 230kB).
- Front row: Glenn Horton-Smith, Theo Kotseroglou, Wolfram Ragg, Steve Boege;
- Back row: Kostya Shmakov, Dave Meyerhofer, Charlie Bamber, Bill Bugg, Uli Haug, Achim Weidemann, Dieter Walz, Dave Burke, Jim Spencer, Christian Bula, Kirk McDonald, Adrian Melissinos;
- Not pictured: R. Clive Field, Steve Berridge, Eric Prebys, Thomas Koffas, David Reis.
View of SLAC with the FFTB
in the mid-foreground. (JPEG, 92kB)
large version, (JPEG, 265kB).
View of the E144 apparatus , (JPEG, 107kB),
large version, (JPEG, 215kB).
The laser beam enters
from the top left, then comes down the pipes on the right to collide with
the electron beam in the stainless steel box. The scattered electrons are
bent downwards, and positrons are bent upwards in the string of magnets (with
purple ears). Wolfram Ragg is adjusting the ECAL detector. Theo Kotseroglou
is in the background on the left.
View of the E144 laser , (JPEG, 75kB),
large version, (JPEG, 190kB).
This is the third of
3 laser tables, and contains the slab amplifier (top center, but hard to see),
the anamorphic optics, the vacuum spatial filters (black tube on left, blue tube
on right) and the large compression gratings (aluminum and gold objects just
to right of center).
