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Breakdown Physics Workshop
chaired by Walter WUENSCH (CERN), Sergio Calatroni (CERN), Kai Nordlund (University of Helsinki), Flyura Djurabekova (University of Helsinki)
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at CERN ( 40-S2-D01 - Salle Dirac )
at CERN ( 40-S2-D01 - Salle Dirac )
| Description |
Vacuum breakdowns caused by high voltages and high-power rf are extremely complex phenomena, however significant advances understanding and quantitative modeling are being made. The latest developments in theory, simulation, supporting experimental investigations and application to high-gradient device design will be covered in this workshop. The workshop seeks to bring together the diverse communities such as accelerators, plasma fusion and satellite communication which must contend with vacuum breakdown. This workshop will be preceded by a meeting on the development of high-power X-band rf structures (X-Band Structure) for CLIC. |
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09:00 - 12:40
Introduction and general physics
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09:00
Welcome address
10'
Speaker: Jean-Pierre Delahaye (CERN) -
09:10
Introduction to CLIC and breakdown in rf structures
20'
Speaker: Walter WUENSCH (CERN) Material: Slides
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09:30
Discussion
10'
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09:40
BD problem in satellites
20'
Speaker: David Raboso -
10:00
Discussion
10'
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10:10
Arc surface damage in fusion reactors
20'
Speaker: Volker Rohde Material: Slides
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10:30
Discussion
10'
- 10:40 Coffee Break and posters 30'
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11:10
Physics of arc plasma devices
20'
Speaker: Andre Anders Material: Slides
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11:30
Discussion
10'
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11:40
Challenges simulating low temperature collisional plasmas
20'
Speaker: Matthew Hopkins (Sandia National Laboratories) Material: Slides

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12:00
Discussion
10'
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12:10
Distinguishing between work function and geometric field enhancement effects in field emission
20'
Speaker: Dr. Wei Gai (Argonne National Laboratory) Material: Slides
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12:30
Discussion
10'
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09:00
Welcome address
10'
- 12:40 - 14:00 Lunch ( )
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14:00 - 18:00
Experiments and diagnostics
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14:00
DC breakdown measurements
20'
Speaker: Mr. Sergio Calatroni (CERN) Material: Slides
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14:20
Discussion
10'
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14:30
The Electric Dipole Moment of the proton in an all electric storage ring
20'
Speaker: Dr. Yannis Semertzidis (BNL) Material: Slides
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14:50
Discussion
10'
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15:00
Breakdown experiments simulations in waveguides
20'
Speaker: Dr. Valery Dolgashev (SLAC) Material: Slides
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15:20
Discussion
10'
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15:30
High gradient electrodes for pulsed electron gun
20'
Speaker: Martin Paraliev (PSI) Material: Slides
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15:50
Discussion
10'
- 16:00 Coffee break and posters 30'
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16:30
Spectroscopy of breakdowns
20'
Speaker: Jan Kovermann (III. Physikalisches Institut (B) - Rheinisch-Westfaelische Tech.) Material: Slides
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16:50
Discussion
10'
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17:00
Breakdown-related Surface Evaluation by Scanning Field Emission Microscope
20'
Speaker: Yasuo Higashi (KEK) Material: Slides
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17:20
Discussion
10'
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17:30
In-situ breakdowns in SEM
20'
Speaker: Roger Ruber (University of Uppsala) Material: Slides
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17:50
Discussion
10'
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14:00
DC breakdown measurements
20'
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09:00 - 12:40
Introduction and general physics
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08:00 - 12:30
Theory and simulation
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09:00
Multiscale model
20'
Speaker: Flyura Djurabekova (University of Helsinki) Material: Slides
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09:20
Discussion
10'
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09:30
PIC plasma and MD simulations
20'
Speaker: Helga Timko (Univ. of Helsinki, Fac. of Science-Unknown-Unknown) Material: Slides
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09:50
Discussion
10'
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10:00
Dark current calculations in RF structures
20'
Speaker: Arno Candel (SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory) Material: Slides
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10:20
Discussion
10' (
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- 10:30 Coffee break and posters 30'
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11:00
Arc simulations using Aleph, a PIC/DSMC code
20'
Speaker: Paul Crozier Material: Slides

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11:20
Discussion
10'
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11:30
Arc modeling at Sumy, Ukraine
20'
Speaker: Dr. Serhiy Mordyk (of Applied Physics National Academy of Sciences of the Ukraine) Material: Slides
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11:50
Discussion
10'
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12:00
New results from arc modeling and our workshop on Unipolar Arcs
20'
Speaker: Mr. Jim Norem (Argonne National Lab) Material: Slides
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12:20
Discussion
10'
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09:00
Multiscale model
20'
- 12:30 - 14:00 Lunch ( )
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14:00 - 18:00
Pulsed surface heating experiments & Theory
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14:00
Pulsed surface heating and BDR
20'
Speaker: Chris Adolphsen (SLAC) Material: Slides
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14:20
Discussion
10'
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14:30
Introduction to dislocations dynamics
20'
Speaker: Steve Fitzgerald Material: Slides
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14:50
Discussion
10'
- 15:00 Coffee break and posters 30'
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15:30
Asperities on the surface due to dislocations activity
20'
Speaker: Aarne Pohjonen (University of Helsinki) Material: Slides
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15:50
Discussion
10'
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16:00
Metallurgy of pulsed surface heating
20'
Speaker: Markus Aicheler (Ruhr-Universitaet Bochum) Material: Slides
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16:20
Discussion
10'
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16:30
Experimental Evaluation of Magnetic Field Effects on Breakdown Rates
15'
Speaker: Prof. Sami Tantawi (SLAC) Material: Slides
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16:45
Discussion
5'
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16:50
New features observed with SEM in-lens detector in the vicinity of breakdown craters
20'
Speaker: Gonzalo Arnau Izquierdo (CERN) Material: Slides
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17:10
Disscussion
10'
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17:20
Announcementof workshop 2011
10'
Speaker: Kai Nordlund (University of Helsinki) Material: Slides
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14:00
Pulsed surface heating and BDR
20'
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08:00 - 12:30
Theory and simulation
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