Category: Section
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Computanional Accelerator Physics (CAP)
Computanional Accelerator Physics (CAP)
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Plasmas, Electon Facilities, Cooling (PEC)
Plasmas, Electon Facilities, Cooling (PEC) The Lepton Accelerators and Facilities (LAF) section provides expertise in the field of lepton accelerators design, commissioning and operation, including accelerator test facilities. It is responsible for theoretical, numerical and experimental studies on the beam dynamics of future lepton accelerators and colliders and, in particular: The section hosts the coordination
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Coherent Effects and Impedance (CEI)
Coherent Effects and Impedance (CEI) The Coherent Effects and Impedances (CEI) section oversees the study of beam coherent collective effects and stability, and provides expertise in the field of beam coupling impedance computation, optimization and specification. Specifically, the section is responsible for: The section members actively cover a number of coordination or management roles in
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Non-Linear Dynamics and Collimation (NDC)
Non-Linear Dynamics and Collimation (NDC) The Non-Linear Dynamics and Collimation Section in BE-ABP: – Carries out theoretical and experimental non-linear beam dynamics studies aimed at improving the performance of CERN present and future circular accelerators, in particular in terms of particle diffusion, lifetime, and beam loss management. – Develops numerical approaches and maintains simulation codes
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Incoherent Effects (INC)
Incoherent Effects (INC) The Incoherent effects (INC) Section is responsible for theoretical, numerical and experimental studies and proposals for the mitigation of interleaved incoherent multi-particle effects (e.g. space charge, beam-beam, intra-beam scattering, e-cloud, cooling) affecting the performance of present and future circular accelerators. In particular, the INC section: The INC section contributes to or is

