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41 sector accelerator
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42 sector field accelerator
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43 self focusing accelerator
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44 separated function accelerator
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45 single pass accelerator
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46 smoke ring accelerator
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47 source accelerator
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48 spiral accelerator
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49 standing wave linear accelerator
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50 standing-wave linear accelerator
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51 static field accelerator
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52 step-by-step accelerator
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53 straight section accelerator
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54 subsidiary accelerator
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55 time varying field accelerator
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56 step-by-step accelerator
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57 optical beam
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58 intersecting beam accelerator
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59 single beam accelerator
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60 intersecting beam
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