MarkWho is this Mark fellow, and why does he have so much equipment? There are two branches on the Mark family tree at Stanford University. Mark is the name that has been given to several generations of both accelerators and detectors created and used at HEPL and here at SLAC. The accelerators were all built on campus at HEPL, and were progenitors of the two-mile accelerator that was built at SLAC. The detectors have all (so far) been built at SLAC. Note: Some links on this page open pdf files, which require the free Acrobat Reader. Accelerators
For more detail on Mark and other Stanford accelerators, see the "Linear Accelerators Constructed at Stanford," table from Mary Clarke's inventory of Edward Ginzton's papers held by the Stanford University Archives. Detectors
PhotosGallery: Early Linacs (Symmetry; volume 02, issue 06; August 2005) PublicationsSearch the inSPIRE HEP database by accelerator name, detector name or experiment number/name for related publications -- Return to top --
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