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Balancing In-House and Industrial Products in Technical Measurements and Future Workshops

This discussion explores the balance between in-house and industrial products in technical domains, drawing parallels to current transformer practices. It highlights advances in emittance measurements and the potential of high gamma beams and hard X-rays to simplify photon beam divergence assessments, especially in projects like ILC and CLIC. The dialogue also addresses multibunch instability modeling and its implications for the gain-bandwidth product of kickers. Furthermore, it examines feedback for future workshops, considering formats, sponsorship, and speaker dynamics to enhance engagement and knowledge sharing.

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Balancing In-House and Industrial Products in Technical Measurements and Future Workshops

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  1. Discussions/Clarifications on technical subjects: Balance between in-House products and industrial products?…are we going the same way as for current transformers? ‘Emittance’ measurements predominantly profile measurements.High gamma beams plus hard x-rays should make it possible to measure ‘simply’ the photon beam divergence (certainly ILC/CLIC with gamma larger than 10^6)Modelisations available for multibunch instabilities for different modes?-> could yield different requirements for gain-bandwidth product of kicker Beam based alignment of Quadrupoles/Sextupoles

  2. Feedback for future workshop(s): • Workshop vs conference • Parallel sessions vs non-parallel sessions • Topical workshops vs‘community workshops’ • Workshop dinner vs 2 x ‘Happy Hours’ • Stanard length presentations vs ‘15 mins of fame’? • Sponsorship of more PhD students for attendance • Review/teaching talks by ‘oldies’

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