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ESS RF Systems

12–14 Dec 2011
Uppsala University
Europe/Zurich timezone

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  1. 0. Basic concepts of RF
    Fritz Caspers (CERN)
    12/12/2011, 14:00
  2. 1. LLRF control and cavity tuning systems
    Rihua Zeng (ESS)
    12/12/2011, 15:00
  3. 2. HOM couplers, their consequences and usefullnes
    Stephen Molloy (ESS)
    12/12/2011, 16:00
  4. 16. Welcome
    Göran Possnert (Director Department of Physics and Astronomy, Uppsala University)
    13/12/2011, 09:00
  5. 20. Introduction and goals
    Roger Ruber (Uppsala University (SE))
    13/12/2011, 09:10
  6. 3. The European Spallation Source
    Stephen Peggs (Unknown)
    13/12/2011, 09:15
  7. 18. The Path to Measuring Cosmic Acceleration
    Prof. Brian P. Schmidt (Australian National University)
    13/12/2011, 10:30
  8. 19. Measuring the Acceleration of the Cosmic Expansion Using Supernovae
    Prof. Saul Permutter (Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory)
    13/12/2011, 11:20
  9. 6. ESS Energy strategy
    Jörgen Persson (ESS)
    13/12/2011, 14:00
  10. 5. Pulse modulator concepts and trade-offs
    David Nisbet (CERN)
    13/12/2011, 15:00
  11. 4. ESS RF system parameters & staging
    David McGinnes (ESS)
    13/12/2011, 16:00
  12. 7. RF energy recovery studies at CERN
    Fritz Caspers (CERN)
    13/12/2011, 17:00
  13. 8. Discussion
    13/12/2011, 18:00
  14. 9. Efficient high power klystrons
    Chris Lingwood (Lancaster Univeristy)
    14/12/2011, 09:00
  15. 10. RF distribution alternatives
    Rutambhara Yogi (Uppsala University)
    14/12/2011, 10:00
  16. 11. Time and phase synchronisation at ESS
    Anders J. Johansson (Lund University)
    14/12/2011, 11:00
  17. 21. LLRF systems for pulsed linacs
    Hooman Hassanzadegan (ESS)
    14/12/2011, 14:00
  18. 13. Towards ESS prototyping and construction
    Romuald Duperrier (Unknown)
    14/12/2011, 15:00
  19. 14. Discussion
    14/12/2011, 16:00
  20. 15. Tbd
  21. 12. Techniques for SRF cavity testing
  22. 17. to Measuring Cosmic Acceleration
    Prof. Brian P. Schmidt (Australian National University)