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High Energy Photon Generation in Colliding Laser Pulses

F.V. Hartemann, A.L. Troha, J.R. Van Meter, N.C. Luhmann, and A.K. Kerman

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Abstract

The acceleration of charged leptons to TeV energies is a problem of considerable importance. At these energies, electroweak spontaneous symmetry breaking and the Higgs mechanism are expected to play a dominant role in the interaction physics. Alternatively, short wavelength photons can also be used to probe this energy range, as exemplified by the γ-γ collider project [1].

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