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BNL_+9583 SYMPOSIUM REPORT ON FRONTIER APPLICATIONS OF ACCELERATORS SEPTEMBER 28, 1993 Edited by Zohreh Parsa Physics Department Brookhaven National Laboratory Associated Universities, INC. Under contract No. DE-AC02-76CH00016 with the United States Department of Energy M • i DISTI-"!!t3tJTION OF THIS DOCUMENT IS UNI_IMITEE) l)lSL"I_AI,',,11_R; Th_._rf_l:)ortw_l._pr_lmr_*d as _tn,u'c,Jurlt _,f'*',,rk _p,m_,Jr,,,l by nn al_,n,'v .d _he ("nlt,,d States #;,_v,,rnment Nmther the United States (.hwernment n,Jr any ttlzency thereuf. nor any ofthmr employees, nor any ofthmr contractors,subcontractors,orthelr employees,makes any warranty,expressorimplied,orassumes any legalliabilitoyr responsibilityfor the accuracy, completeness, or usefulnessofany information, apparatus,product,orprocessdisclosed,,_rrppresent_thatitsus_would m_t_nt'nnile ;_rlv;ttei,; ,_wned rlt_hts [{_t,,r_,nc_, h_*r,ql, t_)any st)t,clfic CtJlTlr11_,rclillprfMilC, pr, u.f.s_. Jr_er','Ic,t by tr-lde rlttme, trmi,'marK manula_.ttlrer. ,Jr,,(h_erwls,. ,i,J,.s nc,t rl_,_,,s._atrll; c_mstltute ur imply its endorsement, rec.ommendatmn. _)rfuvorlnl, lbythe Uaired St_ltes GfJv_,rnment ,_r any ;Iglancv. c,mtract_r ,_r _uh,",)n,rnct_r lh_,r_,,_t" The vl_.ws and _plnl_ns ,)I auth_}rs ,,xpr,,_s_,,i herren ,h_not n,,c_,,_,_arliv 4talt_,,_rr_,t]_,ctth,,s,, ,d the, ['nlt,_d States I;uw_rnment _r ;lay ;l_tmcv. c_mtract,_r ,Jrsubcuntract_,r !hert,lfl FORWARD This Report includes copies of transparencies and notes from the presentations made at the Symposium on Frontier Applications of Accelerators held on September 28, 1993 at Berkner Hall, Brookhaven National Laboratory. I would like to thank the speakers Drs. David Burke (SLAC), R. Palmer (BNL), S. Krinsky (BNL), G. Bauer (PSI, Switzerland) and K. McDonald (Princeton University), for their informative presentations and for providing copies of their transparencies and notes for inclusion in this Report. I also would like to thank Dr. N. Samios (BNL Director) for his participation and Welcome Address; and Drs. J. Sandweiss (Yale University), M. Blume (Deputy Director, BNL) and M. Schwartz (Associate Director of High Energy and Nuclear Physics, BNL) tbr their participation and assistance as conveners for various sessions of the symposium. My special thanks to Drs. William J. Marciano (BNL, Physics Department), David Sutter (U. S. Department Of Energy), Roy Blumberg (BNL, NSLS), and John Axe (Directors office) for helpful suggestions and discussions. In addition, my thanks to R. Femow, R. Greenberg, F. Devito and members of the Local Users Group (LUG) for their assistance with the Symposium mailing. Zohreh Parsa Symposium Organizer September 1993 TABLE OF CONTENTS ,.,TOPICS(Page number) Forward Z. Parsa Electron-Positron Linear Colliders (p. 1) D. Burke Unconventional Colliders (p. 57) R. Palmer Prospects For UVFEL (p. 101) S. Krinsky Accelerator Based Intense Spailation G. Bauer Neutron Sources (p. 131) B Physics at Hadron Accelerators K. McDonald with RHIC as an Example (p.157) 1 j! Electron-Positron Linear Colliders David Burke Stanford Linear Accelerator Center ,'....... illill ii Illl I THE ENERGY FRONTIER sscII ; LHC / / looo. Hadron Colliders NLC - >" TeV I _ 100 TRISTSALNC, LEP _ PEP = /= rO 10 ISR / I VEPPIV ,m =,= _' •) SPEAR LLI " e +e"Colliders /_ADONE (J 1 - I PRIN-STAN, VEPP II,ACO II I Completed II • UnderConstruction El 0 In PlanningStages ,,, ,.... I ,, i, I =, I .... ., .... 1 . ,, , 1(,160 1970 1980 1990 2000 YEAR OF FIRST PHYSICS ,.,_,_5 -- 2- l.. "I ! - 3- Outlook for Electron- Positron Linear Colliders Three: Questions ..... 1. Do' we need tO continue thehigh-energy e+e---frontier? Analysis of Physics -_ YES! 2. How do we technically achieve high-energy e+e" collisions? SLC Operation Theory and Technology R&D Choicesto bemade. 3. How and when will a next linear collider be realized? LHC/SSC _ National or Regional Facilities NLC _ International Facility -- li i I iiii ii ilillil iii Physics Studies 1987 SLAC Study Group (U.S.) LaThuile CLIC Study (Europe) : 1988 SNOWMASS (U.S.) 1989 First .ILCWorkshop (Japan) J 1990 SNOWMASS (U.S.) Second YLCWorkshop (Japan) 1991 EE500Workshops (Europe) Saariselka, Finland (International) 1992 CollidingBeamsWorkshops (U.S.) (ee.,pp, ep) 1993 Waikoloa, Hawaii (International) Emergenceofbroadintgl_ consensu.s..... "The physics programme of a 300-500 GeV e+e"-"collider with luminosity of 10 fb-1 per year has unique features, and is complementary to the physics programme at the hadron coUider(sLHC/SSC)." B. Wiik Saariselka (I 991) ° .- _ - e+@ ENERGY F_OI_TT.ER ilmm i ............... Ifllll III II II _-- J [11_- 1 -- --" IIIM 3_ £0 - .... I........ , t , I , , -- L J-- I i_--- II I IIII ....... --- . ..... i 0.1 0._ L.o ,5.0 _ _T_V_

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