meson physics accelerator — ускоритель типа мезонной фабрики
electron linear accelerator — линейный ускоритель электронов
colliding beam accelerator — ускоритель с встречными пучками
charged particles accelerator — ускоритель заряженных частиц
flock accelerator — ускоритель коагуляции коллоидных частиц
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