Bjarne
Philosopher
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Do you deny there is resistance against acceleration, proportional to the increasing energy consumption?Very easily. There is no such thing as "kinetic resistance", so all energy lost is due to something else.
What do you mean?
I mean: is the temperature of the particles VERY cold ?Temperature is a statistical thermodynamic concept and does not really apply to particles in an accelerator. You could work out a value, but it's not something anyone actually cares about. And again, it will depend entirely on the accelerator.