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A powerful new magnet will allow the Large Hadron Collider, the world's biggest atom smasher, to study two to three times more proton collisions.

The magnet, which allows the massive particle collider to study two to three times more proton collisions, could help unveil the mysterious properties of the newly discovered Higgs boson, an elementary particle that is thought to explain how all other particles get their mass.

To find the Higgs particle, physicists at Cern sifted through the subatomic debris of more than 1,000 trillion proton collisions inside the Large Hadron Collider.

What's more, the powerful proton collisions produce a maelstrom of other particulate debris, and so the challenge of pinpointing the Higgs is enormous.

Running the LHC at higher energies makes it more likely that Higgs particles, if they exist, will show themselves in the debris of the proton collisions.

Another option is a more precise machine called the Next Linear Collider (NLC), which would smash electrons together and produce less obscuring debris than the proton collisions of the LHC.

The proton collisions are scheduled to end on Wednesday.

But here is the scorecard at the end of the year: in December, the newly refurbished collider produced a million proton collisions, including 50,000 at the record energy of 1.2 trillion electron volts per proton, before going silent for the holidays.

Shortly thereafter, the "television" camera was removed and on the first try, the protons made it all the way to their destination, passing through Alice, one of the giant detectors built to observed proton collisions.

Now that the first proton collisions have been successfully carried out, scientists will start to gradually increase the particle intensity of the proton beams.

As with the proton collisions previously, the energy has been increased, and this increases the volume and the temperature of the quark-gluon matter that we can study.