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CLIC (Compact Linear Collider) is a study for a future
electron-positron collider based
on an innovating two beam accelerating scheme with two electron drive beams accelerating an electron
and positron beam to collide at an interaction point with an energy of
3TeV . This scheme is tested in the
CLIC Test Facility CTF.
The
luminosity at the interaction point (I.P.) should be better than 10 34 cm 2 s-1.
One of the parameters to reach this luminosity is the transverse
dimension of the particle beam at the interaction point.
A challenge is to obtain a transverse beam size
at the interaction point of 1 nanometer
vertical and 40 nanometer horizontal.
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