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Agenda
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Argonne Guest House
SLAC Workshop August 2000
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High energy physics and other sciences use rf structures for charged particle
acceleration,
and are
actively engaged in trying to extend the gradient limits of these devices.
Although the
limits on high
fields in rf cavities have been studied for many years, there is still
some ambiguity
as to what causes
breakdown and other phenomena that limit the ultimate gradients of these
devices, for example
surface
pulsed heating. The purpose of this workshop will be to review
recent
experimental results as
well as
relevant theoretical models. We hope to have active
participation from the rf
community, as
well as
significant input from those doing materials science
and numerical modeling.
Although the
primary
focus of the workshop will be on normal conducting
structures, we would hope the
discussion
would be
relevant to high gradient rf guns, high power
klystrons, high voltage breakdown
and superconducting rf.
The
goals of the Workshop will be to:
1. Identify the mechanisms
limiting rf gradients
2. Discuss the use of new
materials and techniques
3. Improve modeling and
experimental predictions
4. Consider possible experiments
and collaborations.
For Information contact James Norem
Argonne
National Laboratory
9700
S. Cass Ave.
Argonne, IL 60439
Phone No. (630) 252-6548
Maintained by Pam Malhotra
Modified on
02/05/2004
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