Lecture Week - October 2011 - Cret Berard, Puidoux/Switzerland and CERN

Information

>Accomodation

>Location

>Bus schedule


Lectures

>Lectures Rüdiger Schmidt

>Lectures Anke-Susanne Müller

>Lectures Detlef Küschler

>Lectures Stephan Russenschuck

>MadX excercises

Impressions

>Photos

Date

October 09-15, 2011

Topic

Accelerator Physics: Introduction

Lecturers

Rüdiger Schmidt (CERN)
Anke-Susanne Müller (KIT)

Coordinator

Sascha Vogel (HGS-HIRe)

Agenda

  Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
10.10. 11.10. 12.10. 13.10. 14.10.
 
9:00-10:30
 		 Introduction+
Lecture RS I		 Lecture
Lecture ASM II		 Lecture
Lecture RS II		 Lecture
Lecture ASM IV		 Visit
SC Magnets
10:30-11:00 break break break break break
11:00-12:30 Lecture
Lecture ASM I		 Lecture
Lecture Sources		 Lecture
Lecture Magnets		 Lecture
Lecture RS III		 Visit
CERN Control Room
12:30-13:30
 		 Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch
 
13:30-15:00
 		 Finalizing
talks		 Talks Talks Talks Visit
Particle Sources
15:00-15:30 break break break break
15:30-16:30
 		 Talks break

Question/Wrapup

 Visit
Injectors/CTF3
 
16:30-18:30
 		 Group Project Group Project break/Group Project Travel to CERN Feedback Session
18:30-19:30
 		 Dinner Dinner Dinner Dinner at CERN Dinner at CERN
19:30-20:30
 		 Questions/Wrapup Questions/Wrapup Questions/Wrapup

Participant talks

  1. Talk: Rahul Singh ; Partner: Zsolt Lecz
    EM Design of accelerator magnets
  2. Talk: Husam Al-Omari ; Partner: Simon Busold
    How to measure the polarisation of an electron/positron beam?
  3. Talk: Matthias Bach ; Partner: Alex Ortner
    Cooling of particle beams
  4. Talk: Robert Brodhage ; Partner: Monika Mehler
    Foundations and measurement techniques for accelerator magnets
  5. Talk: Vera Chetvertkova ; Partner: Johanna Otto
    Beam extraction and formation
  6. Talk: Florian Dziuba ; Partner: Mohammed Almalki
    Synchroton radiation
  7. Talk: Sabrina Geyer ; Partner: Yuri Malyshkin
    Particle accelerators for medical applications
  8. Talk: Martin Freudenberger ; Partner: Anna Mierau
    Beam Instrumentation: How to measure beam position and betatron tune?
  9. Talk: Patrick Puppel ; Partner: Pierre-Michel Hillenbrand
    Beam Instrumentation: How to measure beam losses and beam lifetimes?
  10. Talk: Piotr Swanzgruber ; Partner: Klaus Klopfer
    Beam Instrumentation: How to measure beam profiles and luminosity?
  11. Talk: Tobias Weilbach ; Partner: Andreas Köhler
    Precise calibration of the beam energy
  12. Talk: Natalya Winters ; Partner: Lars Bozyk
    What is a free electron laser?

Literature

  • A. Wu Chao, M. Tigner (Ed.), Handbook of Accelerator Physics and Engineering, World Scientific, 2002.
  • I.G. Brown (Ed.), The Physics and Technology of Ion Sources, Wiley, 2004.
  • B. Wolf (Ed.), Handbook of Ion Sources, CRC Press, 1995.
  • H. Zhang, Ion Sources, Springer, 1999.
  • CERN Accelerator School, Fifth General Accelerator Physics Course, CERN 94-01, 1994.
  • Stephan Russenschuck: Field Computation for Accelerator Magnets - Analytical and Numerical Methods for Design and Optimization, Wiley-VCH, 2010
  • https://indico.cern.ch/conferenceOtherViews.py?view=standard&confId=115334 (talks at CAS)

    Practical Information

    Begin/End

    Checkin at the venue is around 17:00 on Sunday.
    The scientific part of the lecture week will close on Friday evening. Travel back to Germany is arranged on Saturday.

    Late arrivals

    If you will arrive late please contact the coordinator in advance so key pick up can be arranged.

    Venue

    The lecture week will be at Cret Berard >, 1070 Puidoux, Switzerland and at CERN

    Directions can be found here >.

    Travel

    We travel by chartered bus to the venue. More information on travel will follow.

    Accomodation

    Accomodation is mostly in twin bed rooms.

    Food

    Special food requirements (vegetarian, other) should be communicated to the coordinator in advance. Vegetarian food is available for every meal. Full board is included in the lecture week.

    What to bring

    Clothing

    The lecture week will be very informal, so only casual attire necessary.

    Linen/towel

    All rooms have linen and towels, no need to bring them. Please bring your soap and hair dryer if needed.

    Internet

    Wireless internet access is available. Please bring your own laptop.

    Presentations

    Each participant will contribute in a presentation. Subjects are given in due time before the lecture week (see above). They will be arranged by the lecturers. The presentation will not be on the own scientific work of the participant but will be connected to the topic of the lecture week. A laptop and projector will be available. Presentation time is 30 minutes including discussion.

    Expenses

    All basic expenses are covered by HGS-HIRe. You only have to pay for local expenses (drinks,etc.). All meals are included.

    Insurance

    Though this trip will not generate any costs for your supervisor or group please do not forget to file a trip request so you are covered by insurance during the lecture week. Please ask the secretary of your working group for the appropriate form.

    Participants (24)

    1. Mohammed Almalki
    2. Husam Al-Omari
    3. Matthias Bach
    4. Lars Bozyk
    5. Robert Brodhage
    6. Simon Busold
    7. Vera Chetvertkova
    8. Florian Dziuba
    9. Martin Freudenberger
    10. Sabrina Geyer
    11. Pierre-Michel Hillenbrand
    12. Klaus Klopfer
    13. Andreas Köhler
    14. Zsolt Lecz
    15. Yury Malyshkin
    16. Monika Mehler
    17. Anna Mierau
    18. Alex Ortner
    19. Johanna Otto
    20. Patrick Puppel
    21. Rahul Singh
    22. Piotr Szwangruber
    23. Tobias Weilbach
    24. Natalya Winters
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