Fermilab
Long Range
Planning Committee
4/30/03
Accelerator
R&D Subcommittee Work Plan
Membership
Steve Geer
Bob Kephart
Chris Hill
Steve Holmes
Sergei Nagaitsev
Jim Strait
1. Understand
and summarize the case for accelerator R&D at Fermilab, and the role
Fermilab should play in facilitating the accelerator R&D program that is
needed to keep High Energy Physics healthy.
The general case for accelerator R&D is well documented. Exploiting the
existing documentation we will understand and produce a concise summary of the
case for accelerator R&D, with an emphasis on the needs of High Energy
Physics. In addition, we will consider the role Fermilab should play in
supporting and facilitating the accelerator R&D program needed to keep High
Energy Physics healthy in the future.
2. Summarize
the existing accelerator R&D program at Fermilab and its possible evolution
in the future.
We will survey and summarize the ongoing accelerator R&D projects at the
laboratory, the future extensions of this R&D that the proponents would
like to execute, and the associated resources that would be required.
3. Summarize
the case for new accelerator R&D initiatives at Fermilab.
We will identify and summarize possible new areas of accelerator R&D that
might be pursued at Fermilab, the case for Fermilab to pursue these new R&D
initiatives, and the resources that would be required to support them.
4. For
different funding levels, explore the potential scope of the future general
accelerator R&D program at Fermilab.
Based on the information gathered by activities 2 and 3 we will assemble
some representative candidate accelerator R&D programs that might be
pursued at Fermilab. This would be intended to illustrate, for different
funding levels, the possible scope of the accelerator R&D program at
Fermilab and the associated R&D timelines.
5. Plan
of Action.
We will outline those things that we believe could to be done to prepare
the way for an increase in the scope and effectiveness of the accelerator
R&D program at Fermilab.
We propose a series of committee meetings to gather/disseminate information, with our subcommittee augmented by a small group of expert consultants who participate in committee meetings and contribute to the final document. The augmented committee would solicit presentations that cover the ongoing accelerator R&D at Fermilab, summaries of accelerator R&D programs at other laboratories, and the plans and hopes of relevant accelerator R&D groups. The committee would arrange for one or more talks to be given at Fermilab to communicate, and solicit comment on, the present accelerator R&D program at the laboratory and its possible evolution.
Each of the five items listed in the scope of work will be assigned to a specific committee member for coordination and this committee member will provide the first draft of the written part of our report for the assigned area.
We have not approached any of the candidates. The following
list represents our initial thoughts about which local people might best assist
us in our task.
Helen Edwards
Don Edwards
Alvin Tollestrup
Chris White (ICAR Leader)
Jerry Blazey (NICADD Leader)
Mike Syphers
Talk Suggested
Speaker
1. Overview of present accelerator R&D at Fermilab S. Holmes
2. Fermilab student R&D program M. Syphers
3. NICADD: Present & Future R&D J. Blazey
4. ICAR: Present
& Future R&D C.
White
5. Muon Cooling: Present & Future
R&D A.
Bross
6. Muons Inc: Present & Future R&D R.
Johnson
7. High power target R&D K. McDonald
8. Accelerator
simulation and theory at Fermilab and elsewhere: Present M.
Syphers
and Future
9. RF R&D facilities/resources at
Fermilab: Present and future
possibilities V. Yarba
10. Magnet R&D: Present and future, and the facilities/resources at Fermilab A. Zlobin
11. SCRF: Present & Future R&D H. Padamsee
12. Advanced accelerator R&D: Present & Future R. Seimans
13. A0 R&D program: Present & Future H. Edwards
14. Accelerator R&D: University perspective J. Rosenzweig
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