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Radiation studies at Fermilab

N.V. Mokhov and J.D. Cossairt

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History of radiation studies at Fermilab is overviewed. The general approach and specific philosophy and tools used throughout the Fermilab accelerator complex, in fixed target and collider experiments as well as in new challengingprojects such as a muon collider are described. Examples of recent applications at Fermilab are given.

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History of radiation studies at Fermilab is overviewed. The general approach and specific philosophy and tools used throughout the Fermilab accelerator complex, in fixed target and collider experiments as well as in new challengingprojects such as a muon collider are described. Examples of recent applications at Fermilab are given.

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History of radiation studies at Fermilab is overviewed. The general approach and specific philosophy and tools used throughout the Fermilab accelerator complex, in fixed target and collider experiments as well as in new challengingprojects such as a muon collider are described. Examples of recent applications at Fermilab are given.

Key concepts: Fermilab, Collider Detector at Fermilab, Physics, Collider, Particle physics, Muon collider, Muon, Superconducting Super Collider

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