'Medium energy' diaporamas de présentation

MEIC Accelerator Design

MEIC Accelerator Design. Yuhong Zhang MEIC Ion Complex Design Workshop Jan. 27 & 28, 2011. Outline. Introduction Luminosity Concept and Design Choices Machine Design Status Ion Complex Summary. Introduction. Future Nuclear Science Program at JLab.

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Roadmaps

~ 2000. ~2004. ESFRI European large research infrastruct. Subdivisions concerned with astroparticles. Subcommittee for Astronomy and Astroparticles. ApPEC Astroparticle Physics European Coordination Steering committee Peer review committee. ESFRI Roadmap. ApPEC Roadmap.

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Neutrino Nucleon Cross Sections: GeV to ZeV

Neutrino Nucleon Cross Sections: GeV to ZeV. Hallsie Reno University of Iowa January 2009. The best cross section measurements. 50. 350 GeV. Particle data group http://pdg.lbl.gov. Plan. Review generic neutrino nucleon cross section calculation (with structure functions)

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EIC@JLab

EIC@JLab. Yuhong Zhang For ELIC Study Group Common ENC/EIC Workshop at GSI, May 28 -30, 2009. Outline. Introduction An EIC@JLab: 100<s<2600 with high luminosity An EIC@JLab at High Energy: Design Update & Staging More details on EIC@JLab Design EIC@JLab R&D Summary.

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EIC@JLab

EIC@JLab. Yuhong Zhang For ELIC Study Group Common ENC/EIC Workshop at GSI, May 28 -30, 2009. Outline. Introduction An EIC@JLab: 100<s<2600 with high luminosity An EIC@JLab at High Energy: Design Update & Staging More details on EIC@JLab Design EIC@JLab R&D Summary.

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DO NOW!!!

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MEIC at JLab: Machine Design Status

MEIC at JLab: Machine Design Status. Andrew Hutton Jefferson Lab For the JLab EIC Study Group EIC Collaboration Meeting, Stony Brook University, Jan. 10-12, 2010. Outline. Introduction & Highlights Machine Design Status Design, luminosity, key enabling technologies

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What is Matter?

What is Matter?. Answer. Back. Matter is anything that has mass and occupies space. Back. What is an Atom?. Answer. Back. An atom are the smallest particles that still have the properties of the substance. Back. What is an Element?. Answer. Back.

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Next step in neutrino oscillation experiments?

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Space-based Gamma- ray Astronomy

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How Will We See Leptonic CP Violation?

How Will We See Leptonic CP Violation?. D. Casper University of California, Irvine. Will We See Leptonic CP Violation?. Matter asymmetry of the universe likely tied to CP-violation (and baryon number non-conservation) Hadronic CP violation seems too small to account for matter asymmetry

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An Electron Ion Collider: What, Why, Where, When?

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Chapter 9

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Chapter 8

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4-H Arts-In Warm-Ups

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References [1] S. Bogacz, et al. , EPAC08, WEPP049, P2632 (2008)

Progress on Design Studies of a High-Luminosity Ring-Ring Electron-Ion Collider at CEBAF and Its Low to Medium Energy Staging Approach*

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