CLIC

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CLIC is a proposed high-energy electron–positron linear collider at CERN designed to explore physics beyond the Standard Model with multi-TeV collisions.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf electron–positron collider
linear collider
proposed particle accelerator
acceleratorType linear
acronym CLIC self-link
aimsToComplement Large Hadron Collider
beamParticle electron
positron
beamType drive beam
main beam
colliderType lepton collider
collisionType electron–positron
comparableProject International Linear Collider
country France
Switzerland
designEnergyScale multi-TeV
designEnergyStage 1.5 TeV
3 TeV
380 GeV
designFeature compact overall length for given energy
high accelerating gradient
staged construction in energy
designLuminosity high-luminosity multi-TeV collisions
document CLIC Conceptual Design Report
energyFrontier multi-TeV lepton collisions
field accelerator physics
high-energy physics
fullName Compact Linear Collider
hostOrganization CERN
surface form: European Organization for Nuclear Research
location CERN
organizationRole CERN is host laboratory
physicsProgram Higgs factory at 380 GeV
multi-TeV new-physics exploration
top-quark factory
proposedAt CERN
purpose explore physics beyond the Standard Model
RAndDProgram CLIC accelerator test facilities
scientificGoal indirect probes of new physics via precision observables
precision measurements of the Higgs boson
precision measurements of the top quark
search for new particles
study of electroweak symmetry breaking
status conceptual design and R&D phase
technology normal-conducting accelerating structures
two-beam acceleration scheme
timeStructure pulsed beams

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