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The 11 pages that link to Stanford Linear Accelerator Center, each with the reason it gives.

• Stanford UniversityBroader topic: This national laboratory exemplifies the university’s large-scale scientific research.

• Leland StanfordRelated: It exemplifies the research institution that developed from Stanford’s educational endowment.

• Bjorken scalingRelated: Its accelerator enabled the electron-proton measurements that established scaling.

• Parton modelRelated: Its high-energy electron beams enabled the experiments that motivated the parton picture.

• CharmoniumRelated: The independent ψ discovery there confirmed the new particle in 1974.

• Linear particle acceleratorBroader topic: Its accelerator enabled high-energy electron experiments and later served multiple research programs.

• Burton RichterNarrower topic: Richter spent his career at SLAC, where his group built SPEAR.

• Richard E. TaylorBroader topic: Taylor’s experiments used its electron beam and scattering facilities.

• Henry Way KendallRelated: Kendall’s experiments used its electron beam and experimental facilities.

• J/ψ mesonRelated: Burton Richter’s team independently found the ψ resonance at SPEAR.

• Jerome Isaac FriedmanBroader topic: Friedman’s landmark scattering experiments were performed at this laboratory.