SLC

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SLC is a former high-energy electron–positron linear collider at the SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory that was used for precision studies of the Z boson and electroweak interactions.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf electron–positron collider
linear collider
particle accelerator
acceleratedParticle electron
positron
beamEnergyType high-energy
colliderGeometry linear
collisionType electron–positron
country United States of America
surface form: United States
distinguishedFrom circular colliders
enabledMeasurementOf left–right asymmetry in Z boson production
field high-energy physics
particle physics
fullName Stanford Linear Collider NERFINISHED
fundedBy United States Department of Energy NERFINISHED
hostedDetector SLD
locatedAt SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory NERFINISHED
locatedIn Menlo Park, California NERFINISHED
United States of America
surface form: United States
mainDetector SLD NERFINISHED
notableFor first high-energy linear electron–positron collider used for precision Z physics
notableResult high-precision measurement of the effective weak mixing angle
precision determination of Z boson couplings
operatedBy SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory NERFINISHED
Stanford University NERFINISHED
partOf SLAC accelerator complex NERFINISHED
predecessor SLAC linac NERFINISHED
primaryPhysicsGoal precision studies of the Z boson
researchFocus electroweak interactions
tests of the Standard Model
status decommissioned
successorInRole LEP NERFINISHED
future linear collider concepts
technologyType linear accelerator
usedFor measurement of electroweak parameters
precision measurements of Z boson properties
precision tests of electroweak theory at the Z pole
searches for physics beyond the Standard Model
usedPolarizedBeams electron beam polarization

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Stanford Linear Collider (SLC) abbreviation SLC
subject surface form: Stanford Linear Collider