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CASA Seminar
Friday, June 1, 2001 10:30 AM
ARC Bldg. Room 231/233
Measurements and Simulations of CSR Effects in the APS Bunch Compressor
Michael Borland APS, Argonne
In July 2000, a magnetic bunch compressor was installed in the APS
linac as part of the LEUTL FEL project. This compressor was intended
to test concepts for the bunch compressors that will be used in the
LCLS. Hence, we have been experimentally characterizing the effects
of coherent synchrotron radiation (CSR) as well as developing simulation
codes to predict these effects. We report here on recent measurements
and simulation results, which show good agreement. We also discuss
plans for future experiments.
Talk slides:
PDF
Biographical information:
- Ph. D. in Applied Physics from Stanford, 1991.
Thesis: "A High-Brightness Thermionic Microwave Electron Gun"
- Working at ANL's Advanced Photon Source (APS) since 1991:
- Designed and commissioned the Positron Accumulator Ring
- Member of storage ring commissioning team
- Formed "Operations Analysis" group in 1995 to develop operational
and simulation software for APS, and handle operations-related
accelerator physics issues.
- Principle author of the accelerator code "elegant" and the
"SDDS Toolkit" software suite.
(Coffee & Cookies before the seminar starting 10:00 am)
For more information, please contact
Dr. Alex Bogacz,
Chair of CASA Seminar Committee
contact casaweb@jlab.org
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