11th International Conference on High-Energy Accelerators

1. Front Matter

   Pages N2-xxii

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2. Opening Addresses

   1. Opening Addresses

      • J. B. Adams, M. Peter

      Pages 1-3

3. Accelerators

   1. Front Matter

      Pages 5-5

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   2. Accelerators recently come into service

      1. P.E.P.

         • J. M. Paterson

         Pages 7-15

      2. PETRA

         • PETRA Storage Ring Group

         Pages 16-25

      3. CESR: The First Year

         • The CESR Operations Group

         Pages 26-37

      4. Status Report on the Colliding Beam Facility VEPP-4

         • The VEPP-4 Group

         Pages 38-42

      5. Status and Performance of PIA

         • A. Febel, G. Hemmie

         Pages 43-46

   3. Accelerators: progress in approved projects

      1. The Proton-Proton Colliding Beam Facility Isabelle

         • H. Hahn

         Pages 47-59

      2. The IHEP Accelerating and Storage Complex (UNK) Status Report

         • A. I. Ageyev, V. I. Balbekov, Yu. P. Dmitrevsky, A. F. Dunaitsev, Yu. S. Fedotov, V. I. Gridasov et al.

         Pages 60-70

      3. The Beijing 50 GeV Proton Synchrotron (BPS)

         • The BPS Design Group

         Pages 71-78

      4. The CERN p - p̄ Complex

         • J. Gareyte

         Pages 79-91

      5. The Fermilab Saver/Collider and Future Options

         • The Fermilab Scientific Staff

         Pages 92-102

      6. LASL High-Current Proton Storage Ring

         • George P. Lawrence, Richard K. Cooper, Daniel W. Hudgings, George Spalek, Andrew J. Jason, Edward F. Higgins et al.

         Pages 103-109

      7. NBS-LASL Racetrack Microtron

         • S. Penner, P. H. Debenham, D. C. Green, E. R. Lindstrom, D. L. Mohr, M. A. D. Wilson et al.

         Pages 110-114

      8. Design Study for a 2-GeV Double-Sided Microtron

         • Y. Cho, R. J. Holt, H. E. Jackson, T. K. Khoe, G. S. Mavrogenes

         Pages 115-119

   4. Accelerator projects not yet approved

      1. HERA

         • B. H. Wiik

         Pages 120-143

      2. TRISTAN-The Japanese Electron-Proton Colliding Beam Project

         • Y. Kimura

         Pages 144-155

      3. Present Status of the LEP Project

         • A. Hutton

         Pages 156-167

      4. The SLAC Linear Collider

         • B. Richter, R. A. Bell, K. L. Brown, A. W. Chao, J. Clendenin, K. F. Crook et al.

         Pages 168-188

The Conference timetable had to be so arranged as to spread the main topics over several separate sessions. It was therefore decided to publish the material in these Proceedings under nine subject headings, irrespective of session. Within each chapter, which is preceded by a list of the sessions featuring the subject, all papers, invited and contributed, whether presented at the Conference or accepted for publication only, have been arranged in some lo­ gical order. The reports of the four Panel Discussions were edited or summarized by the respective Moderator in consultation with Panel Members. In one instance, shortened versions of the Introductory Papers precede the discussion. Where possible, verbatim accounts of the often lively exchanges have been retained. The customary catalogue of high-energy acceler­ ators has been published separately. The continuing world-wide activities in accelerator research, witl1 its ever larger pro­ jects, are reflected by the numerous contributions accepted for inclusion in these Proceedings, which have reached the limit of what a single volume can manageably contain, while making rapid publication even harder to achieve. All the more reason to extend the gratitude of all con­ cerned to those involved in the chain of production: - To the authors, for their prompt handing-in or timely posting of their papers. Thanks also to their secretaries who followed the guidelines for the presentation of camera-ready copy.

• Betatron
• CERN
• Collider
• injection
• microtron
• storage ring
• synchrotron
• synchrotron radiation
• Target

• CERN, Geneva, Switzerland

  W. S. Newman

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