Professor: |
Georg Hoffstaetter |
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Georg.Hoffstaetter@cornell.edu |
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118 Newman lab |
Accelerator Physics has applications in particle accelerators for high energy physics or for x-ray science, in spectrometers, in electron microscopes, and in lithographic devices. These instruments have become so complex that an empirical approach to properties of the particle beams is by no means sufficient and a detailed theoretical understanding is necessary. This course will introduce into theoretical aspects of charged particle beams and into the technology used for their acceleration, and into the computer simulation of particle accelerators.
Dates |
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Mo |
01/ 22/ 07 |
132 Rockefeller Hall |
First lecture |
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03/ 17 - 03/ 25 |
No class |
Spring break |
Fr |
05/ 04/ 06 |
132 Rockefeller Hall |
Last lecture |
Mo |
12:20-13:10 |
132 Rockefeller Hall |
lecture |
We |
12:20-13:10 |
132 Rockefeller Hall |
lecture |
Fr |
12:20-13:10 |
132 Rockefeller Hall |
lecture |
Mo |
11:00-12:10 |
118 Newman Lab |
Office hours, Prof. Hoffstaetter |
Required:
The Physics of Particle Accelerators, Klaus Wille,
Handbook of Accelerator Physics and Engineering, Alexander Wu Chao and Maury Tigner, 2nd edition, World Scientific, ISBN: 981 02 3858 4
Class on Monday 07/01/22
Class on Wednesday 07/01/24
Class on Friday
07/01/26
Homework 01
Solutions 01
Class on Monday
07/01/29
Class on Wednesday 07/01/31
Homework 02
Solutions 02
Friday
07/02/02 Accelerator
Physics Seminar 12:00-13:00 in 301 Wilson Lab
Quantitative
Experiments with Electrons in a Positive-Ion Beam.
Class on Monday 07/02/05
Class on Wednesday 07/02/07 Homework 03 Solutions 03
Friday
07/02/09 Accelerator
Physics Seminar 12:00-13:00 in 301 Wilson Lab
International
Linear Collider Research Plans for CESR
Class on Monday
07/02/12
Class on Wednesday 07/02/14
No class due to snow-closing of the University
Class on Friday
07/02/16
Homework 04
Solutions 04
Class on Monday 07/02/19
Class on Wednesday 07/02/21
Class on
Friday
07/02/23
Homework
05
Solution 05
Class on Monday
07/02/26
Class on Wednesday 07/02/28
Class on
Friday
07/02/30
Homework
06
Solution 06
Class on Monday
07/03/05
Class on Wednesday 07/03/07
Class on
Friday
07/03/09
Homework
07
Solution 07
Class on Monday
07/03/12
Class on Wednesday 07/03/14
Class on
Friday
07/03/16
Class on Monday
07/03/26
Class on Wednesday
07/03/28
Class on
Friday
07/03/30
Homework
08 Solution
08
Class on Monday
07/04/02
Class on Wednesday 07/04/04
Class on
Friday
07/04/06
Class on Monday
07/04/09
Class on Wednesday
07/04/11
Accelerator simulation with TAO
Class on
Friday
07/04/13
Accelerator simulation
with TAO
Class on Monday
07/04/16
Class on Wednesday 07/04/18
Class on
Friday
07/04/20
Accelerator simulation
with TAO
Class on Monday
07/04/23
Class on Wednesday
07/04/25
Homework
9
Solution 9
Class on
Friday
07/04/27
Accelerator simulation
with TAO
Class on Monday
07/04/30
Class on Wednesday 07/05/02
Class on
Friday
07/05/04
Accelerator simulation
with TAO
Take home final and a possibly helpful mathematica notebook
Sove the exercise in the file: exercise.txt that you find in each
directory.
1) Simulation files for Windows and Linux,
TAO manual
2) Simulation files for Windows and Linux,
FODO construction
3) Simulation files for Windows and Linux,
particles in a FODO
4) Simulation files for Windows and Linux,
optimizing a FODO
5) Simulation files for Windows and Linux,
interaction region (IR)
design
6) Simulation files for Windows and Linux, FODO
and IR connection
7) Simulation files for Windows and Linux, ring
collider design
8) Simulation files for Windows and Linux,
chromaticity correction
9) Simulation files for Windows and Linux,
particles in a ring
collider:
The grade will be based on homework and a final project. This class will count for 3 credits.
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Last Update: 01-24-2007