The basic beam dynamics of a next generation 50 x 50 TeV hadron collider based on a high field magnet approach have been outlined over the past several years. Radiation damping not only produces small emittances, but also flat beams, just as in electron machines. Based on {open_quotes}Snowmass 96{close_quotes} parameters, we investigate the issues associated with flat beams in very high energy hadron colliders.
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The basic beam dynamics of a next generation 50 x 50 TeV hadron collider based on a high field magnet approach have been outlined over the past several years. Radiation damping not only produces small emittances, but also flat beams, just as in electron machines. Based on {open_quotes}Snowmass 96{close_quotes} parameters, we investigate the issues associated with flat beams in very high energy hadron colliders.
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Peggs, S.; Harrison, M.; Pilat, F. & Syphers, M.Flat beams in a 50 TeV hadron collider,
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