Compton Sources for X/gamma Rays: Physics and Applications

Europe/Rome
Hotel Porto Conte

Hotel Porto Conte

Porto Conte, Alghero (Sardinia) - Italy
Luca Serafini (INFN Milano), Massimo Carpinelli (Università di Sassari and INFN Cagliari), Valentina Ferretti WORKSHOP SECRETARIAT (INFN Laboratori Nazionali di Frascati)
Description
Synchronized high brightness electron beams and high intensity lasers have become more and more available during the last decade, opening new possibilities for the generation of X and g ray beams. And stimulating scientists at several laboratories worldwide to conceive, design and operate Compton Sources for high flux generation of X and g Rays with unprecedented characteristics of brilliance, tunability, high monochromaticity and rapidity, with radiation pulses in the psec to fsec duration range and fluxes of 1011 photons/sec and higher, within a narrow bandwidth. It is worth to remind that these radiation sources have been a relevant subject in all the ICFA workshop of the series “The physics and applications of high brightness electron beams”, since the first held in 1999 at UCLA, as they are capable of harder photon production than other sources like FEL’s or synchrotron light sources, hence they are candidates not only for X-ray sources, but also for high-energy physics applications (e.g. production of polarized positron beams for e+/e- colliders). However, Compton Sources are playing an increasingly critical role for advanced applications in frontier fields like radiological imaging, material studies, national security, mainly due to their unique properties, which, in turns, represent also a great challenge to the detection and analysis apparatus. For this reason we feel that it’s time to gather the two communities of potential users and source designers within the frame a dedicated meeting: the goal of this workshop will be therefore to provide a comparative study of the generation, manipulation, modeling and measuring of high peak/average flux photon beams by Compton Sources, as well as the underlying methods linking the physics of these beam systems to the physics of their advanced applications.
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Participants
  • alberto BRAVIN
  • Alberto Luigi Bacci
  • alessandro variola
  • Alessia Cedola
  • Andrea Renato Rossi
  • Anne-Sophie Chauchat
  • Arnaldo Stefanini
  • Bruno Golosio
  • Bruno Spataro
  • Carlo Benedetti
  • Christopher Barty
  • Chuanxiang Tang
  • Craig Siders
  • Daniel Seipt
  • Daniele Filippetto
  • Danilo Giulietti
  • David Moncton
  • Edoardo Castelli
  • Fabian Zomer
  • Frank Stephan
  • Frederic Hartemann
  • Fumito Sakamoto
  • GERD PRIEBE
  • Giancarlo Gatti
  • Gil Travish
  • Giorgio Turchetti
  • Heinz-Eberhard MAHNKE
  • Hiroyuki Toyokawa
  • Inna Bukreeva
  • Irene Zanette
  • joseph salomon
  • Junji Urakawa
  • Kawakatsu Yamada
  • Kazuyoshi Koyama
  • Kenkichi Tanioka
  • Kevin Raines
  • Luca Serafini
  • Luigi Rigon
  • Magdi Hassan Saad
  • Marco Endrizzi
  • Mariam Sdeeg
  • Marie Jacquet
  • Marie-Emmanuelle Couprie
  • Mario Calvetti
  • Masakazu Washio
  • Massimo Carpinelli
  • Massimo Ferrario
  • Mauro Gambaccini
  • Mitsuru Uesaka
  • Mukesh Sharma
  • Oliver Williams
  • Paola Coan
  • Paolo Tomassini
  • Pasquale Delogu
  • Philippe Walter
  • Piernicola Oliva
  • Rajendra Kumar Kothari
  • Riccardo Calandrino
  • Ronald Ruth
  • Roxana Tarkeshian
  • Ryoichi Hajima
  • Ryunosuke Kuroda
  • Simone Stumbo
  • Stefano Lagomarsino
  • sylvian Kahane
  • Thomas COWAN
  • Triveni Rao
  • Tsunehiko Omori
  • Vinit Sharma
  • Vitaly Yakimenko
  • Vittoria Petrillo
  • William Graves
  • Yingchao Du
  • Yoshihiro Taniguchi
  • Yulia Maslova