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Two-stage electron wakefield acceleration
The energy of electron-positron colliders is limited by the acceleration gradient (energy per distance) and the length of the accelerator (=the cost). In the past the energy mainly increased from making accelerators larger. Much larger accelerators than today get prohibitively expensive, however. More compact designs could keep them affordable. While conventional cavities still make some progress...
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