【1.23】Academic Lecture: Superconducting RF Technology and Future Particle Accelerators

2014-01-06

Title: Superconducting RF Technology and Future Particle Accelerators

Speaker: Prof. Carlo Pagani (University of Milano)

Moderator: Prof. GAO Jie

Time:10 AM, January 23, 2014

Room: C305,IHEP Main Building

Abstract:

Superconducting (SC) technology has been introduced since early 1960 to guide and accelerate particle beams, but it took decades to understand and beat the limits of the pioneering age in order to fully handle the SC technology. In this seminar this process is sketched, with focus on particle acceleration (SRF), pointing out the status of the art, the importance of the ongoing industrialization process and the expected impact on the development of most of the future large infrastructures for fundamental and applied research. Linear and circular colliders, ADS and XFEL are used as examples to show how the choice of the project parameters can take the best advantage from the existing know how in term of SC cavity design, material, fabrication and treatments, together with cavity ancillaries and cryogenics, in order to minimize the project risk, its construction time and capital cost. Some consideration on the present R&D topics and their expectations are also given and commented.

About the speaker:

2005 onward - member of the ILC Global Design Effort and of the ILC Change Control Board

2007 onward - European Commission appointed member in the IFMIF/EVEDA Project Committee.

2007/10 - represents Italy in the European XFEL International Steering Committee and in the In-Kind Contribution Review Committee.

2010 onward – Full Professor of Physics at the Physics Department of the Università degli Studi di Milano.

2010 onward - represents Italy in the Council of the European XFEL Project and leads the Italian contribution that includes: half of the 800 superconducting cavities, half of the cryo-modules, the photo-cathode system and the complete 3rd harmonic module.

Member or chairman of several Steering and Review Committees related to accelerator projects, author of over 200 papers, presenter of over 40 invited talks at International Conferences and Workshops, lecturer in 8 International Accelerator Schools in Asia, Europe and US.