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The integration of web technology at ATLAS.

Description: ATLAS (Argonne Tandem Linear Accelerator System) accelerates heavy-ion elements, and consists of 2 separate ion source injectors, 64 superconducting resonators, and 3 target areas. As with any complex accelerator facility, database management systems are used extensively to support both the archival of operational data, and the realtime control needs of the accelerator. Web technology has recently been integrated into the already existing ATLAS Oracle Rdb database system and control system docu… more
Date: October 7, 2002
Creator: Quock, D.; Munson, F.; Raffenetti, R. & Enshiwat, R.
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Cerenkov Radiator Driven by a Superconducting RF Electron Gun

Description: The Naval Postgraduate School (NPS), Niowave, Inc., and Boeing have recently demonstrated operation of the first superconducting RF electron gun based on a quarter wave resonator structure. In preliminary tests, this gun has produced 10 ps long bunches with charge in excess of 78 pC, and with beam energy up to 396 keV. Initial testing occurred at Niowave's Lansing, MI facility, but the gun and diagnostic beam line are planned for installation in California in the near future. The design of the … more
Date: March 7, 2011
Creator: Poole, B R & Harris, J R
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Cumulative beam breakup of the ground-based-free-electron laser

Description: Strategies employed by the Ground-Based Free Electron Laser system to maintain beam stability in its rf linac against cumulative beam breakup will be described. These strategies include a proper choice of cavity shape and the use of staggered tuning. Simulations show that the growths of effective transverse emittance due to cumulative beam breakup can be limited to 10%. 4 refs., 5 figs., 1 tab.
Date: August 7, 1990
Creator: Chan, K. C. D. & Spalek, G.
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