SMuK 2023 –
scientific programme
AKBP 1: Particle and Photon Sources
Monday, March 20, 2023, 16:00–17:45, CHE/0183
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16:00 |
AKBP 1.1 |
Design of a New Photo and Thermionic Hybrid Mode 50 kV Pulsed Electron Gun for ELSA — •Samuel Kronenberg, Klaus Desch, Daniel Elsner, Dennis Proft, and Philipp Hänisch
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16:15 |
AKBP 1.2 |
Automated Activation Procedure for GaAs Photocathodes at Photo-CATCH* — •Maximilian Herbert, Tobias Eggert, Joachim Enders, Markus Engart, Yuliya Fritzsche, and Vincent Wende
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16:30 |
AKBP 1.3 |
Multi-alkali antimonide photocathodes for highly brilliant electron beams — •Chen Wang, Sonal Mistry, Julius Kühn, and Chen Wang
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16:45 |
AKBP 1.4 |
Development of Multi-alkali antimonides photocathodes for high brightness photoinjectors — •Sandeep Mohanty, Mikhail Krasilnikov, Anne Oppelt, Frank Stephan, Daniele Sertore, Laura Monaco, Carlo Pagani, and Wolfgang Hillert
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17:00 |
AKBP 1.5 |
Investigation of structural changes in Ti-6Al-4V via high energy X-ray diffraction caused by fast cyclical heating — •Tim Lengler, Dieter Lott, Gudrid Moortgat-Pick, and Sabine Riemann
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17:15 |
AKBP 1.6 |
Computational homogenisation of laminated yokes in finite-element models of fast-ramped orbit corrector magnets — Jan-Magnus Christmann, Moritz von Tresckow, •Herbert De Gersem, Alexander Aloev, Sajjad H. Mirza, Sven Pfeiffer, and Holger Schlarb
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17:30 |
AKBP 1.7 |
The Merit of a Thomson backscattering based Gamma Source at MESA. — •Christoph Lorey and Atoosa Meseck
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