Tag archive: ILC design
Mike Harrison | 17 April 2014
Having just returned from a three-day meeting of civil engineers, accelerator designers, integration experts and linear collider management at the University of Tokyo, Mike Harrison, ILC Director in the Linear Collider Collaboration, reports on the progress. It turned out that even if the ILC is built in stages, which is a popular model with many, all the major civil engineering facilities would have to be completed in phase one of the project.
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Director's Corner | Tagged:
accelerator, civil engineering, conventional facilities, ILC design, Kitakami site
Julianne Wyrick | 22 August 2013
How many people do you know with ILC tattoos? We know one, and he interned with Jefferson Lab’s Electron Gun Group this summer.
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CEBAF, electron gun, ILC design, Jefferson Lab
Ewan Paterson | 24 June 2010
In a new large accelerator complex which will take years to get approved and constructed, one must maintain some degree of flexibility in its design as many things can change before a construction start.
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Director's Corner | Tagged:
baseline, baseline configuration, ILC baseline, ILC design, RDR baseline upgrade, SB2009
Ewan Paterson | 26 June 2008
At the recent Conventional Facilities and Siting Workshop in Dubna, there were four focus groups: Shallow Site, Infrastructure, Siting and Accelerator Systems.
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cost estimate, Dubna, ILC design, ILC site, integration, JINR, Russia
Barry Barish | 17 April 2008
The next general meeting for the GDE will be at the Joint Institute for Nuclear Research (JINR) in Dubna, Russia. JINR is a large international laboratory with a long history in accelerator-related science.
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Dubna, ILC design, ILC site, JINR, Russia, shallow site
Elizabeth Clements | 8 March 2007
As physicists and engineers devise ways to make the International Linear Collider perform better at a lower cost, the design evolves, sometimes with tweaks but at other times with major reconfigurations.
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ILC design
Barry Barish | 1 February 2007
The full realization of the scientific potential of the ILC argues for the construction and operation of two complementary detectors by two international collaborations. (This statement comes from a chapter of the soon to be released ILC Detector Concept Report (DCR))
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detector R&D, ILC design, push-pull
Barry Barish | 21 December 2006
I report today on another design change that has resulted from our ongoing cost to performance optimisation studies, which we are carrying out before finalising the ILC reference design.
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beam delivery system, ILC design, injector
Barry Barish | 16 November 2006
On 2 November, right before the very successful GDE meeting that has just concluded in Valencia, Spain, we officially made another important change to the ILC baseline design.
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Director's Corner | Tagged:
ILC design, ILC detectors
Barry Barish | 19 October 2006
The next big goal for the Global Design Effort is to produce an ILC Reference Design Report, RDR, that will include Preliminary Costing.
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Director's Corner | Tagged:
ILC design, ILC schedule, Reference Design Report
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