LEP2 Events
In 1996 the collision energy was increased from the initial value of 91 GeV, designed to produce
a high yield of Z0 particles, to 161 GeV and higher - LEP2.
This allowed the production of W+W- pairs, as well as the
search for new types of particle. The first two of these events produce W+W- pairs. However,
the third event is different, and still not quite understood. It is possible that two Z0 particles
were produced (when the collision energy was 184 GeV).
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last modified on 10th July 1998 by Alastair Wilson for
Tim Adye, <T.J.Adye@rl.ac.uk>