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Supercollider 1

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  • © 1989

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  1. Michael McAshan

    1. Superconducting Supercollider Laboratory, Dallas, USA

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Table of contents (72 chapters)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages i-xvii
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  2. Growing Role of Industry in Accelerator Technology

    1. Front Matter

      Pages 1-1
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    2. High Performance Proton Accelerators

      • Anthony J. Favale
      Pages 3-11

    3. Participation of SAIC in the LLUMC Proton Synchrotron Project

      • Ben A. Prichard Jr.
      Pages 13-20

    4. High Power Neutral Beam Systems

      • John M. Rawls
      Pages 21-27

  3. Parallel Technical Sessions

    1. Front Matter

      Pages 29-29
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    2. Magnet Technology

      1. Performance Of Full-Length SCC Model Dipoles: Results From 1988 Tests
        • J. Tompkins, M. Chapman, J. Cortella, A. Desportes, A. Devred, J. Kaugerts et al.
        Pages 33-49
      2. SSC Dipole Coil Production Tooling
        • J. A. Carson, E. J. Barczak, R. C. Bossert, J. S. Brandt, G. A. Smith
        Pages 51-59
      3. Inspection and Test Planning for Production SSC Dipole Magnets
        • Benjamin Wiant, Bruce Brown
        Pages 61-65
      4. Electrical Measurements During Magnet Construction
        • George Sintchak, George Ganetis, Garry Cottingham
        Pages 67-71
      5. Quench Start Localization in Full-Length SSC R&D Dipoles
        • A. Devred, M. Chapman, J. Cortella, A. Desportes, J. Kaugerts, T. Kirk et al.
        Pages 73-83
      6. A Very Large Superconducting Solenoid
        • R. W. Fast, J. H. Grimson, R. D. Kephart, H. J. Krebs, M. E. Stone, E. D. Theriot et al.
        Pages 85-90

    3. Conventional Facilities and Technical Systems

      1. Tunneling Technologies for the Collider Ring Tunnels
        • Peter Frobenius
        Pages 93-110
      2. Construction Techniques used at Cern for the Lep Project
        • C. Laughton
        Pages 111-124
      3. Critical Issues Concerning Tunnel Ventilation in the Super Conducting Super Collider Ring Tunnel
        • Philip E. Egilsrud
        Pages 125-136
      4. Impact of Radiation Shielding Requirements on Conventional Construction for the SSC
        • George J. Doddy
        Pages 137-153
      5. Systems Engineering and Integration for the SSC
        • D. J. Laintz, B. Crosby, M. Davis, D. Eben, J. Gliozzi, E. Kientz et al.
        Pages 155-162

    4. Advanced Particle Detectors

      1. An Integrated 3D Design, Modeling and Analysis Resource for SSC Detector Systems
        • N. J. DiGiacomo, T. Adams, M. K. Anderson, M. Davis, B. Easom, J. Gliozzi et al.
        Pages 165-172
      2. Silicon Pin Diode Hybrid Arrays for Charged Particle Detection: Building Blocks for Vertex Detectors at The SSC
        • Stephen Gaalema, Gordon Kramer, Stephen L. Shapiro, William Dunwoodie, John F. Arens, Garrett Jernigan
        Pages 173-185
      3. Development of New Scintillating Materials for the SSC
        • Charles R. Hurlbut
        Pages 187-202
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IISSC '89 was a tremendous success. A total of 635 people attended this educational forum which was dedicated to further the understanding of the design, construction and operation of the Superconducting Supercollider (SSC). A total of 110 presentations and addresses were given. The topics discussed covered .all aspects of the SSC including: Magnet Technology Cryogenics Conventional Facilities Technical Systems Detectors Related Accelerator Technology Superconducting Wire/Cable ApproXimately 38% of the presentations addressed superconducting magnet technology, 16% were devoted to detector technology, 10% addressed superconducting wire/ cable, and the balance was equally split between the remaining topics. A special award was presented to Professor M. Tigner for his meritorious contribution to the Superconducting Supercollider (SSC). The award was presented on behalf of the IISSC Board of Directors. Keynote speakers included: Gerald 'Bachy, CERN Joe Barton, Representative from Texas, 6th Disctrict Ed Bingler, Exec. Director, Texas National Research Laboratory Commission James Decker, Deputy Director, Office of Energy Research, (DOE) Helen Edwards, Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory M. G. D. Gilchriese, SSC Central Design Group Robert Hunter, Director, Office of Energy Research, (DOE) Leon Lederman, Director, Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory Roy Schwitters, Director, SSC Laboratory Alvin Trivelpiece, Director, Oak Ridge National Laboratory Gus Voss, DESY Highlights of the symposium included two panel sessions. The first panel discussed the growing role of industry in accelerator technology. The second panel addressed the congressional perspective on SSe. Industrial Panel Congressional Panel J. R. Faulkner, Varian-Continental Joe Barton (R), Texas, 6th Dist.

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  • Superconducting Supercollider Laboratory, Dallas, USA

    Michael McAshan

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