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| Preface | ||
| Participants | ||
| Observation I: Space Charge in Proton Linacs | 3 | |
| Observation II: Observation and Interpretation of Space Charge Phenomena for High Intensity | 15 | |
| Theory I: Early Work on Space Charge Effects in Particle Accelerators | 26 | |
| Theory II: Space Charge Dominated Beams in Synchrotrons and Linac | 38 | |
| Theory III: Betatron Resonances with Space Charge | 56 | |
| Simulation I: Simulation of Space Charge Effects in a Synchrotron | 73 | |
| Simulation II: Simulation with Space Charge | 85 | |
| Existing Facilities I: Status and High Intensity Performance of ISIS | 104 | |
| Existing Facilities II: PSR Experience with Beam Losses, Instabilities, and Space Charge Effects | 116 | |
| Existing Facilities III: Performance and Measurements of the Fermilab Booster | 128 | |
| Existing Facilities IV: High Intensity Performance and Upgrades at the Brookhaven AGS | 135 | |
| New Facilities I: Progress Report on the European Spallation Source, May 1998 | 141 | |
| New Facilities III: SNS Accumulator Ring Design and Space Charge Considerations | 152 | |
| Longitudinal Space Charge Compensation at PSR | 171 | |
| Some Issues on the RF System in the 3 GeV Fermilab Pre-Booster | 178 | |
| Studies of Space-Charge Physics in Beams for Advanced Accelerator Applications | 189 | |
| Space Charge Effect and the Booster to AGS Transfer | 198 | |
| An Exactly Solvable Model of Transverse Stability in Bunched Beams | 213 | |
| Emittance Growth in Heavy Ion Rings Due to the Effects of Space Charge and Dispersion | 221 | |
| Micromap Approach to Space Charge in a Synchrotron | 233 | |
| Longitudinal Halo in Beam Bunches with Self-Consistent 6-D Distributions | 245 | |
| An RMS Particle Core Model for Rings | 254 | |
| Achromat with Linear Space Charge for Bunched Beams | 271 | |
| Dispersion and Space Charge | 278 | |
| The Space-Charge Impedance of RF-Shielding Wires | 286 | |
| Tune Shift Due to Non-Linear Space Charge Effect | 298 | |
| Analytical and Numerical Treatment of Halo-Free Beam Transport | 317 | |
| Overview of the WARP Code and Studies of Transverse Resonance Effects | 329 | |
| Progress Towards Understanding Transverse Space Charge Effects on SNS Ring Injection | 332 | |
| Space Charge Calculations in Rings for Uniform Focusing, FODO, and Doublet Lattices | 344 | |
| A Hybrid Fast-Multipole Technique for Space-Charge Tracking with Halos | 359 | |
| PIC Code Simulations of the Space-Charge-Dominated Beam in the University of Maryland Electron Ring | 371 | |
| Simulation of Longitudinal Micro-Bunch Dynamics | 379 | |
| A Particle Simulation Code for a High Intensity Accelerator Ring | 390 | |
| Nonlinear [delta]-F Simulation Studies of High-Intensity Matched-Beam Propagation in Periodic-Focusing Transport Systems | 408 | |
| Nonlinear Self Consistent High Resolution Beam Halo Algorithm in Homomorphic and Weakly Chaotic Systems | 420 | |
| Summary of the Observation Group | 431 | |
| Summary of the Theory Working Group | 439 | |
| Summary of the Working Group on Simulation | 441 | |
| Author Index | 447 |
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Andrew Saxton
reviewed Workshop on Space Charge Physics in High Intensity Hadron Rings on September 04, 2009
Workshop on Space Charge Physics in High Intensity Hadron Rings
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