The International Linear Collider (ILC) will be a necessary tool for unlocking some of the deepest mysteries about the universe. The ILC will allow physicists to precisely explore extremely high-energy regions. Consisting of two linear accelerators that will stretch approximately 20 kilometers in length, the ILC will smash electrons and their antimatter particles, positrons, together at nearly the speed of light. Colliding nearly 7,000 times every second, the electrons and positrons will create an array of
The ILC International Development Team (IDT) was created by the International Committee for Future Accelerators (ICFA). The mandate of the Team is to prepare the ILC Pre-Lab as the first step of the preparation phase of the ILC to be constructed in Japan as an international project. The Team will work towards making a timely realisation of the ILC possible.
Particle accelerators have been the primary tool of particle physics for over 60 years. They have enabled great advances and discoveries, the latest being the discovery of the Higgs boson at the Large Hadron Collider at CERN. Using complementary approaches of colliding protons on protons as a broad-band discovery device and electrons on positrons as a precision probe of the physics, we have uncovered the basic constituents of matter and interactions among them together with the underlying symmetries. The In
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