PianoDan

Large Hadron Collider
	Layout of the LHC complex
General properties
Accelerator type	Synchrotron
Beam type	proton, heavy ion
Target type	collider
Beam properties
Maximum energy	13 TeV
Maximum current	11000 A
Maximum luminosity	1×1034/(cm2⋅s)
Physical properties
Circumference	26659 m
Location	Geneva, Switzerland
Coordinates	46°14′06″N 06°02′42″E / 46.23500°N 6.04500°E
Institution	CERN
Dates of operation	2010 – present
Preceded by	Large Electron–Positron Collider

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PianoDan

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I'm an industrial scientist with a background in music, and interest in an odd variety of topics. My alleged professional expertise is in particle accelerator physics, but I have also been a middle school band director, a volatiles analyst, a community college instructor, and a web designer. (Plus, there was that one summer job stocking the salad bar at Giant, or the other one selling tollbooth passes.) I can also claim to have written the most popular software in existence for error checking roller derby statistics.

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