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Accelerator Physics Topics REPORT Philip Bambade LAL-Orsay LCWS 2005 Stanford, 22 March 2005
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Philip BambadeLCWS AP session report Stanford March 17-22 2005 2 Positron source ( polarized ) Enhanced polarimetry ( + positrons ? ) Damping ring Beam-based feedback ( IP ) Beam instrumentation ATF2 proposal ( beam @ ILC-like IP ? ) Supports and vibration control TOPICS
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Philip BambadeLCWS AP session report Stanford March 17-22 2005 3 Polarized positron sources at the ILC V. Bharadwaj, SLAC Enhanced Fabry-Perot resonators for applications in polarimetry and positron sources A. Variola, Orsay Beam dynamics simulation of the -ray based positron source W. Gai, Argonne Status of experiment E166 at SLAC R. Poeschl, DESY Polarized positron generation experiment at KEK-ATF T. Omori, KEK Damping ring design overview K.-J. Kim, BNL ATF2 A. Seryi, SLAC CESR-c wigglers S. Temnykh, Cornell IP FB system R&D P. Burrows, QMUL Petra and ATF laser0wire results and plans G. Blair, RHUL Summary of support tube R&D H. Yamaoka, KEK TALKS
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Philip BambadeLCWS AP session report Stanford March 17-22 2005 4 Circularly Polarized Photons E <10 MeV
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Philip BambadeLCWS AP session report Stanford March 17-22 2005 6 Roman Pöschl Demonstration experiment First October 2004 run interrupted by accident Planned run in May 2005 : confirm low background, see polarized e + ?
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Philip BambadeLCWS AP session report Stanford March 17-22 2005 7 SUMMARY & PLANS Base-line ?
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Philip BambadeLCWS AP session report Stanford March 17-22 2005 8 Compton based measured e + polarization ~ 80% ILC : ~ 100 laser !
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Philip BambadeLCWS AP session report Stanford March 17-22 2005 9 High gain (10 4 ) 100 fs laser amplification in Fabry-Perot cavity : Option for polarimetry ? Generic technical R&D + other potential uses - -collider - e+ Compton source LAL/Orsay EuroTeV
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Philip BambadeLCWS AP session report Stanford March 17-22 2005 10 “Dog-bone” remains favored ? CESR-c experience with wigglers
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Philip BambadeLCWS AP session report Stanford March 17-22 2005 11
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Philip BambadeLCWS AP session report Stanford March 17-22 2005 12 Time-line international participation 1. Much ILC – relevant technical testing 2. Training component 3. Some aspects harder than needed for ILC ATF laser-wire program 1 m
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Philip BambadeLCWS AP session report Stanford March 17-22 2005 13
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Philip BambadeLCWS AP session report Stanford March 17-22 2005 14 Natural frequency ~ 70 Hz
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Philip BambadeLCWS AP session report Stanford March 17-22 2005 15 Conclusions Much activity… Wide range of topics… Increasing participation from particle physicists Appropriate balance to be found between generic and streamlined R&D work Important GDE task to structure / orient the work while continuing to build a wide community base to exploit the vast amount of competence
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