UC-Santa Cruz

The US Particle Accelerator School

USPAS sponsored by
University of California at Santa Cruz
and held in Santa Rosa, California
January 14-25, 2008

Two-week courses: January 14-25, 2008
(each of the following full courses earns four UCSC quarter units)

Fundamentals of Charged Particle Optics in High Energy Accelerators (undergraduate credit)
Michael Syphers and Arden Warner, Fermilab and Ryoichi Miyamoto, University of Texas at Austin
Accelerator Physics
Vladimir Litvinenko, Eduard Pozdeyev and Todd Satogata, Brookhaven National Lab

Microwave Measurement and Beam Instrumentation Laboratory
Derun Li, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, Robert Rimmer and Tom Powers, Jefferson Lab and John Staples (ret.)
Enrollment is reopened: one seat left!
Synchrotron Radiation and Free Electron Lasers
Kwang-Je Kim and Yin-e Sun, Argonne National Lab and Zhirong Huang, SLAC

One-week courses:
(each one-week half course earns two UCSC quarter units;
students may attend one week and earn UCSC credit)

One Week 1/2 courses: January 14-18, 2008

Recirculated and Energy Recovered Linear Accelerators
Geoff Krafft, Jefferson Lab and Ivan Bazarov, Cornell University
Fundamentals of Storage Ring Design
Yannis Papaphilippou, CERN
High Brightness Electron Injectors for Light Sources
David Dowell and John Schmerge, SLAC and Steven Lidia, Lawrence Berkeley National Lab
Beam Diagnostics Using Synchrotron Radiation: Theory and Practice
Jeff Corbett and Alan Fisher, SLAC and Walter Mok (ret.)
Enrollment is reopened

One Week 1/2 courses: January 21-25, 2008

Magnetic Systems: Insertion Device Design
Ross Schlueter and Soren Prestemon, Lawrence Berkeley National Lab
Response Matrix Analysis: Applications to Accelerator Orbit Control, Optics Diagnostics and Correction
Andrei Terebilo, SLAC
Accelerator-Based Sources of Coherent Terahertz Radiation
John Byrd and Fernando Sannibale, Lawrence Berkeley National Lab
Fundamentals of Timing and Synchronization with Applications to Accelerators
Russell Wilcox, Lawrence Berkeley National Lab and John Fox, SLAC/Stanford University

Participation is open to both U.S. and non-U.S. citizens. International participants not currently residing in the U.S. may apply to attend the program and may request financial sponsorship but they may not earn credit from the University of California at Santa Cruz.

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USPAS sponsored by University of California at Santa Cruz and held in Santa Rosa, California January 14-25, 2008

USPAS sponsored by
University of California at Santa Cruz
and held in Santa Rosa, California
January 14-25, 2008