High-power Targetry for Future Accelerators
September 8–12, 2003
The workshop will bring together interested scientists and
engineers from the international community. In particular
scientist from the major high-energy laboratories in the
US, Japan and Europe will be encouraged to attend.
Subject matter of the workshop will focus on problems and
solutions for targetry utilizing MW class future
accelerators. Both high average power and high peak power
issues will be explored.
Here is an initial list of speakers and talks:
Eric Pitcher | LANL | Fuels and Materials Test Station |
Paul Lisowski | LANL | A new vision of IFMIF |
Friedrich Greoschel | PSI | A Liquid Pb-Bi Target at SINQ |
Helge Ravn | CERN | EURISOL targetry issues |
Kirk McDonald | Princeton | Neutrino factory targetry concept |
Roger Bennett | RAL | Solid tantalum targets |
Yoshikazu Yamada | KEK | JPARC Main Ring targets |
Yoshinari Hayato | KEK | The JPARC neutrino target |
Jerry Nolen | ANL | A Liquid Li target for RIA |
Georg Bollen | MSU | RIB production at RIA |
Tony Gabriel | ORNL | The Spallation Hg Target |
Nikolai Mokhov | FNAL | NuMI Target: Today and Tomorrow |
Jim Morgan, Pat Hurh | FNAL | Pbar Target and Collection |
Geoff Mills | LANL | MiniBoone Target |
Vinod Bharadwaj | SLAC | NLC positron production target |
Jim Norem | ANL | Shock magnetohydrodynamic testing |
Nikolai Mokhov | FNAL | Uncertainties in Energy Deposition Predictions |
Laurie Waters | LANL | Using MCNPX and TRAC Code for Target Design |
Roman Samulyak | BNL | Modeling of Free Surface MHD Flows and Cavitation |
Y. Prykarpatsky | BNL | Simulation of Muon Collider Target Experiments |
Peter Thieberger | BNL | Moving Solid Targets in a multi-MW beam environment |
Ahmed Hassanein | ANL | Shock hydrodynamic studies in liquid and solid targets |
Gunter Bauer | FZ-Julich | Carrying ESS Forward - R&D on High Power Targets in the EU-FP6 |
Bernie Riemer | ORNL | Benchmarking Dynamic Strain Predictions of Pulsed Mercury Spallation Target Vessels |
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The organizing committee consists of the following:
The attendance is expected to be around 60.
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