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Superferric Magnet Option for the SSC

Authors :
K. Lau
R. Weinstein
J. Colvin
W. Schmidt
R. Wolgast
M. Davidson
P. VanderArend
J. Greenough
G. Lopez
J. Zeigler
D. Swenson
D. Neuffer
F. R. Huson
H. Bingham
D. Raparia
R. Rocha
W.W. MacKay
M. Kobayashi
R. Stegman
H. Hinterberger
P. Rajan
Sergio Pissanetzky
G. Phillips
S. Heifets
W. Wenzel
T. Taminaka
Peter McIntyre
Source :
IEEE Transactions on Nuclear Science. 32:3462-3465
Publication Year :
1985
Publisher :
Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), 1985.

Abstract

The basic design for the SSC started at Snowmass in the summer of 1982. The premise is that a superferric SSC has the potential to be simple, reliable, inexpensive and provide future flexibility. A concentrated effort began in March of 1984 when the Texas Accelerator Center was formed. The Texas Accelerator Center is a group of about 50 people divided into three areas of research, a calculations group working on beam dynamics, an R and D group working on superconducting magnets, and an R and D group working on new accelerator ideas including a proton linac and a plasma-laser accelerator. This paper will emphasize the work on the superferric magnet R and D.

Details

ISSN :
00189499
Volume :
32
Database :
OpenAIRE
Journal :
IEEE Transactions on Nuclear Science
Accession number :
edsair.doi...........bcfdfd9fccca6009bf3d04f569d21749
Full Text :
https://doi.org/10.1109/tns.1985.4334398