Circular and Linear Colliders: Another Story of Complementarity
arXiv:1912.11871
Abstract
The remarkable synergy and complementarity between the circular and pp colliders has been extensively discussed. In this short document, we investigate the complementarity between the proposed circular and linear colliders at the electroweak and TeV scale. This complementarity could be exploited on a world-wide scale, if both a large circular and a linear infrastructures were available. A possible implementation of such a complementary program is shown.
arXiv commentContribution to the European Strategy for Particle Physics Update, 2018--2020. 22 pages, 11 figures
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