A site that explains the physics behind particle Accelerators?

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Please, can you give me a site where the physics of particle accelerators is explaimed with numbers and equations to high school Level? I found the site of the department of Energy and the cern but there are not equations like the lorentz force and the oscillating fields... I need something a little more specific, I need it for an individual work for the high school exam, I am making this work on partice accelerators and I want to link what I learned from high school oN electromagnetic waves and lorentz force to the particle accelerators

Please help me

Thanks
 
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Cozma Alex said:
Please, can you give me a site where the physics of particle accelerators is explaimed with numbers and equations to high school Level? I found the site of the department of Energy and the cern but there are not equations like the lorentz force and the oscillating fields... I need something a little more specific, I need it for an individual work for the high school exam, I am making this work on partice accelerators and I want to link what I learned from high school oN electromagnetic waves and lorentz force to the particle accelerators

Please help me

Thanks
The Wikipedia article is pretty good, and has lots of References & Links at the end for more detailed reading:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Particle_accelerator

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