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Physics with Like-Sign Muon Beams

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arxiv hep-ph/9508230 v1 pith:MCMI56Y3 submitted 1995-08-04 hep-ph

Physics with Like-Sign Muon Beams

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keywords beamsenergieslike-signmuon-muonphysicswilladvisableattainable
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We point out that both the specific lepton number content and the high energies potentially attainable with muon-muon colliders make it advisable to consider the technical feasibility of including an option of like-sign incoming beams in the studies towards a proposal to build a muon-muon collider with center-of-mass energies in the TeV region. This capability will add some unique physics capabilities to the project. Special attention will have to be paid to polarization retention for the muons.

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