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Articles 1-15 out of 15 article(s) Title Author Type Date Words Nanoclusters battle second law: in simulations, collisions can increase velocity, reduce entropy. Sanders, Laura May 9, 2009 433 On and off for the LHC: protons take trip around the accelerator. Quill, Elizabeth Brief article Jan 3, 2009 244 At the LHC, physics will collide with reality. Siegfried, Tom Jul 19, 2008 423 E (14 trillion electron-volts) = m (?) [c (close to the speed light).sup.2]: this fall, the massive Large Hadron Collider beneath France and Switzerland will switch on. Protons moving at almost the speed of light will collide with energies high enough, physicists hope, to solve matter's biggest mysteries. Cowen, Ron Cover story Jul 19, 2008 2828 Neutrino shortage may signal new force. (Physics). Brief Article Dec 8, 2001 310 Accelerators load some new ammo: Crystals. Weiss, P. Brief Article Aug 18, 2001 444 Particle hunt off, collider comes down. P.W. Brief Article Dec 9, 2000 165 Seeking the Mother of all Matter. WEISS, PETER Aug 26, 2000 2772 Collision with Earth Would Be Devastating. Brief Article Jun 1, 2000 457 Taking a smash peek deep inside the proton. Peterson, Ivars Brief Article Apr 23, 1994 368 Colliding positrons, polarized electrons. Peterson, Ivars Brief Article Aug 29, 1992 393 Smashing debut for novel atomic nuclei. Peterson, Ivars Apr 6, 1991 382 Proton spin plays key role in smash hits. Peterson, Ivars Nov 3, 1990 578 Collision at 1.8 TeV. Feb 7, 1987 208 Annihilations at 2 trillion volts; Fermilab now has the world's most powerful proton-antiproton collider. Thomsen, Dietrick E. Sep 28, 1985 1884