München 2019 –
wissenschaftliches Programm
AKBP 1: Particle Sources and Radiofrequency 1
Montag, 18. März 2019, 14:00–15:45, HS 8
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14:00 |
AKBP 1.1 |
Setup for cooled GaAs cathodes with increased charge lifetime — •Tobias Eggert, Joachim Enders, Martin Espig, Yuliya Fritsche, Dominik Gappa, Neeraj Kurichiyanil, and Markus Wagner
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14:15 |
AKBP 1.2 |
Spin manipulation with the waveguide RF Wien filter — •Jamal Slim for the JEDI collaboration
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14:30 |
AKBP 1.3 |
The contribution has been withdrawn.
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14:45 |
AKBP 1.4 |
Updates on the RF Design of the 750 MHz PIXE RFQ — •Hermann Winrich Pommerenke, Vittorio Bencini, Amy Bilton, Lorenzo Giuntini, Alexej Grudiev, Alessandra Lombardi, Serge Mathot, Francesco Taccetti, Marc Timmins, Eric Montesinos, Ursula van Rienen, and Maurizio Vretenar
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15:00 |
AKBP 1.5 |
Development of a 200 keV Inverted-Geometry Polarized Photo-Electron Gun for Photo-CATCH* — •Maximilian Herbert, Joachim Enders, Yuliya Fritzsche, and Vincent Wende
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15:15 |
AKBP 1.6 |
Plasma Photocathode for Wakefield Acceleration — •Michael Stumpf, Severin Montag, and Georg Pretzler
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15:30 |
AKBP 1.7 |
Estimation of the Critical RF Fields on a SRF Cavity Flange Transition — •Jonas Christian Wolff, Jens Iversen, Daniel Klinke, Denis Kostin, Detlef Reschke, Sven Thorsten Sievers, Alexey Sulimov, Jan-Hendrik Thie, Ralf Wendel, and Mateusz Wiencek
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