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Particle and nuclear

Particle physicists get AI help with beam dynamics

23 May 2023
A graphic representation of a particle beam in an accelerator. The beam appears as a jet of bright blue dots flying through black space marked with blue grid lines
Shaping up: A new machine learning algorithm helps physicists reconstruct the shapes of particle accelerator beams from tiny amounts of training data. (Courtesy: Greg Steward/SLAC National Accelerator Lab)
Researchers in the US have developed a machine learning algorithm that accurately reconstructs the s

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Sam Jarman is a science writer based in the UK
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