Conveners
THz sources and new acceleration techniques
- Massimo Petrarca (GAP-Biophotonics, University of Geneva)
THz sources and new acceleration techniques
- Enrica Chiadroni (LNF)
Prof.
giuseppe dattoli
(ENEA)
05/04/2017, 12:15
A new coherent source of FEL type is under development at ENEA frascati.
The proposed device is a Coherent Auto-Resonance Maser (CARM) operating at 250 GHz, the proposal initially framed within the context of fusion research programs, has been originally conceived to provide a source for additional plasma heating. The peculiarity of the radiation, the frequency range and the intensity opens...
Dr
Massimo Petrarca
("Sapienza" University of Rome and Roma1-INFN)
05/04/2017, 14:30
In the last few years the possibility to produce high intensity THz pulses and high gradient electric fields ~40 MV/cm has been reported.
The same period of time can be considered as the dawn of acceleration schemes relying on laser-produced THz fields.
Even though the proposed acceleration methodologies triggered a certain interest of the accelerator scientific community, the results are...
Prof.
Antonello Andreone
(Physics Department, University of Naples "Federico II" and INFN Naples Unit)
05/04/2017, 15:00
Amorphous Carbon (aC) is used to prevent or limit the insurgence of an electron cloud in the accelerator vacuum chamber. Since in the Compact Linear Collider (CLIC) small bunches are used, a full electromagnetic characterization of the amorphous carbon conductivity is needed in the high frequency region (millimeter wave range and above), where no literature data are available.
Material...
Mariangela Cestelli Guidi
(LNF)
05/04/2017, 15:30
The LFN DaFne storage ring is a powerful source for Synchrotron Radiation (SR) in the FAR IR/THz domain (20µm-1mm). The brilliance of SR in this region is up to three order of magnitude higher than standard sources, opening the possibility to perform experiment in the solid, liquid and gas phase with application from material science to biology and chemistry. Case studies of experiments that...