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111 2 ICFA Advanced Accelerator Workshop|0https://id.loc.gov/
authorities/names/n2001019125|n(2nd :|d1999 :|cLos Angeles,
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245 14 The physics of high brightness beams :|bproceedings of the
2nd ICFA Advanced Accelerator Workshop /|ceditors, James
Rosenzewig, Luca Serafini.
246 30 Proceedings of the 2nd ICFA Advanced Accelerator Workshop
264 1 Singapore ;|aRiver Edge, NJ :|bWorld Scientific,|c[2000]
264 4 |c©2000
300 1 online resource (xii, 606 pages) :|billustrations
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504 Includes bibliographical references.
505 0 Invited papers. Applications of high-brightness electron
beams / M.J. van der Wiel -- RF photoinjector / Patrick G.
O'Shea -- Computational modeling of high brightness
electron beams physics / L. Serafini -- Two experiments
for the generation and preservation of high-brightness
electron beams / David H. Dowell, B.E.C. Koltenbah and C.
Parazzoli -- Beam halo formation in high intensity proton
beams / T.P. Wangler -- Computational challenges in high
intensity ion beam physics / Robert D. Ryne, Ji Qiang and
Salman Habib -- Space charge effects in rings / Martin
Reiser -- Crystalline beams / Alessandro G. Ruggiero --
Femtosecond electron and X-ray generation by laser and
plasma-based sources / E. Esarey and W.P. Leemans --
Working Group 1 summary / C. Chen and M. Ferrario --
Envelope oscillations and halo formation in bunched beams:
a perturbational approach / C.K. Allen -- Electron beam
halo formation in high-power PPM focusing klystron
amplifiers / C. Chen and R. Pakter -- Matching of high-
brightness electron and ion beams in variably focusing
channels / R. Pakter and C. Chen -- A particle-core model
for transverse dynamics of beam halo in periodic-focusing
channels / T.F. Wang -- Variational-wavelet approach to
rms envelope equations / A. Fedorova and M. Zeitlin -- Non
-equilibrium transverse motion and emittance growth in
space-charge dominated beams / S.G. Anderson and J.B.
Rosenzweig -- Collective working group II. Effects in
bending systems. Working Group 2 summary: space charge
effects in bending systems / C.L. Bohn and P.J. Emma --
Errors, resonances, and corrections in the space-charge-
dominated beam of the University of Maryland Electron Ring
(UMER) / R.A. Kishek [and others] -- Formation of patterns
in intense hadron beams. The amplitude equation approach /
S.I. Tzenov -- A general method for propagation of the
phase space distribution, with application to the saw-
tooth instability / R.L. Warnock and J.A. Ellison --
Generation of intense X-rays and low-emittance electron
beams in a laser-electron storage ring / Z. Huang --
Nonperturbative geometrodynamic calculation of chaotic
mixing time in charged-particle beams / C.L. Bohn --
Progress on the study of CSR effects / R. Li.
505 8 Working group III. Exotic source physics. Working Group 3
summary: Exotic source physics: photon-assisted filed
emission, spin polarization, cathode-less (plasma) sources,
etc.. / C.A. Brau and W.B. Mori -- Optimization of Smith-
Purcell radiation from a perfectly conducting strip
grating / S.R. Trotz -- Plasma electron trapping and
acceleration in a plasma wake field using a density
transition / H. Suk [and others] -- Low-emittance
monoenergetic electron and ion beams from ultra-intense
laser-solid alterations / T.E. Cowan [and others] --
Single crystal copper photo and cathode in the BNL/SLAC/
UCLA 1.6 cell RF gun / D.T. Palmer, S. Anderson and J.B.
Rosenzweig -- Working group IV. Beam measurements and
technology. Working Group 4 summary: beam measurements and
photoinjector issues / D.C. Nguyen and V. Yakimenko --
Recent developments of the MIT 17 GHz RF gun experiment /
W.J. Brown [and others] -- Update on the commissioning of
the low-energy demonstration accelerator (LEDA) radio-
frequency quadrupole (RFQ) / H.V. Smith [and others] --
Multidimensional phase space recovery using tomography
technique / M. Babzien [and others] -- Low-energy
demonstration accelerator (LEDA) radio-frequency
quadrupole (RFQ) results / L.M. Young [and others] --
Generation of low emittance beams using III-V
semiconductor photocathodes in an RF gun / J.E. Clendenin
[and others] -- Streak camera enhanced quadrupole scan
technique / S.M. Gierman -- A high-charge high-brightness
L-band photocathode RF gun / M.E. Conde [and others] --
HOMDYN study for the LCLS RF photo-injector / M. Ferrario
[and others] -- Limitations on the resolution of YAG:CE
beam profile monitor for high brightness electron beam /
A. Murokh [and others] -- Industrial participation.
Application of bright ion beams for ion implantation used
in the manufacture of semiconductor devices / D.R. Swenson
-- Compact, integrated photoelectron linacs / D. Yu.
520 This book contains the proceedings of the 1999 ICFA
workshop on the physics of high brightness beams. The
workshop took a snapshot in time of a fast moving,
interdisciplinary field driven by advanced applications
such as high gradient, high energy physics linear
colliders, high gain free electron lasers, heavy ion
fusion, and transmutation of nuclear materials. While the
field of high brightness beam physics has traditionally
been divided into disparate electron and heavy ion
communities, the workshop brought the two types of
researchers together, so that a sharing of insights and
methods could be achieved. Thus, this book represents a
unifying step in the development of the diverse
fascinating discipline of high brightness beam physics,
with its challenges rooted in collective, nonlinear
particle motion and ultra-high electromagnetic energy
density.
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