This project delves into innovative superconducting magnets, particularly CCT in HTS, aiming to form strategic partnerships for HTS magnet technology in accelerators. Tasks include coordination, engineering designs, and construction of demonstrator magnets. The project also focuses on the conceptual

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Explore the crucial needs for instrumentation and diagnostics at CERN, focusing on superconducting magnets. Topics include voltage and strain measurements, vibration analysis, temperature sensing, quench detection, and magnet form factor considerations. The importance of advanced diagnostics and com

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MRI, or Magnetic Resonance Imaging, is a high-tech diagnostic imaging tool that uses magnetic fields, specific radio frequencies, and computer systems to produce cross-sectional images of the body. The components of an MRI system include the main magnet, gradient coils, radiofrequency coils, and the

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Research highlights the first operation of a klystron equipped with a superconducting MgB2 solenoid, aiming to enhance efficiency and sustainability of klystron systems. The focus is on integrating novel solenoid designs, such as those proposed by A. Yamamoto, to optimize klystron performance at CER

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This project, funded by the European Union's Horizon 2020 program, focuses on innovative superconducting cavities coated with superconducting films. Objectives include optimizing production procedures, testing prototypes, and reducing costs. Tasks involve coordination, strategy development, and achi

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Explore the technical training on Cryostat Engineering for Superconducting devices at CERN in November 2022. Dive into the design aspects, static heat loads, and mass flows for a 400 MHz cryomodule. Tasks include conceptual design of cryostats, calculating thermal parameters, supporting systems, and

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Superconductivity is a fascinating phenomenon observed in certain materials where electrical resistance disappears and magnetic fields are expelled. At critical temperatures, materials become superconductors, allowing electricity to flow with zero resistance. This occurs due to electron pairs called

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Introduction to acquiring a 1H NMR spectrum in pharmaceutical analysis, including the role of magnetic fields, use of superconducting materials, and the principles behind NMR spectrometers.

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Hamburg Theory of laser-controlled competing superconducting and charge orders explores the use of lasers to manipulate the ordering mechanisms in transition metal dichalcogenides, leading to ultrafast switching and the induction of new states of matter. This research delves into generic mechanisms

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This document delves into the initialization, read-out, and measurement techniques of 3D transmon qubits as integral components of quantum computing. It covers the underlying principles of superconducting qubits, SRF cavity utilization, and the roadmap for improving quantum memory and coherence time

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The Deep Underground Neutrino Experiment (DUNE) aims to study neutrino oscillations using high-precision measurements with detectors like the Near Detector complex located downstream of the neutrino beam. Components such as ND-LAr and SAND play crucial roles in scanning energy spectra. SAND, a perma

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Exploring the effects of energy accumulation in materials in detectors for coherent neutrino scatter, dark matter searches, and superconducting sensors and qubits. Focus on condensed matter effects, responsivity, background, and a hypothesized universal condensed matter mechanism. Touches on energy

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Peter Kneisel reflects on the past and present advancements in superconducting radiofrequency (SRF) technology, debunking the notion that Niobium has reached its limit. He discusses ongoing improvements in SRF cavities, surface treatments, and fabrication techniques, highlighting the need for cost r

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The research conducted at The Ohio State University focuses on understanding the magnetization, decay, and influence of error fields in high-temperature superconducting (HTS) accelerator magnets. The study explores the impact of different superconducting materials such as Nb3Sn, YBCO, and Bi:2212 on

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The presentation discusses the challenges faced in harmonizing materials and components in the production of RF superconducting cavities and cables. It highlights the impact of standards, the tendering process, and the need for usable standards to streamline discussions and interpretations. The pres

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The article discusses vacuum issues, design challenges, and experiences in the interaction regions of Electron-Ion Colliders. It explores the unique characteristics of the HERA collider, including beam currents, bunch spacing, and straight sections. Additionally, it covers the upgrades and improveme

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Collaboration between Indian institutions and Fermilab for the production of various magnets for the Medium Energy Beam Transport line, including warm and superconducting magnets. Updates on the progress, deliverables, recommendations for series production, and key milestones discussed during the 1s

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The presentation discusses the magnetic field system requirements, layout, and components for the nEDM@SNS experiment, highlighting the importance of coil uniformity, shielding, and superconducting materials to achieve accurate measurements of neutron electric dipole moments.

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Introduction to the operational experiences, maintenance, and long-term operation of the Superconducting Triplet Quadrupoles (STQ) with cryocoolers for the BigRIPS In-flight Separator at RIKEN. Details include standard operation of SC magnets, unique features of BigRIPS and RI-beam delivery lines, S

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Emanuela Barzi and co-authors have made significant progress in developing lepton colliders with higher gradients at lower capital and operational costs. Their research focuses on using Superconducting Nb3Sn coated Cu RF cavities, parallel-feed RF structures, and innovative technologies to achieve h

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MRI machines utilize powerful magnets and advanced technology for medical imaging. The magnets are superconducting, requiring ultra-cold temperatures for operation, and safety considerations include managing biological effects, area effects, and cryogenic gases. The magnetic fields used in MRI scans

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The presentation highlights the rigorous processes involved in qualifying superconducting radiofrequency (SRF) cavities for high-performance applications. Each cavity undergoes a detailed qualification process, including BCP treatment, electropolishing, and high-pressure rinsing, to ensure optimal p

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The Superconducting Quantum Interference Device (SQUID) is a crucial component for detecting signals in devices like the KLASH detector. By combining Flux Quantization and Josephson Tunneling, the SQUID operates based on key principles such as the Josephson Equations and the Flux Quantum. Through ca

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The PERLE injector, part of the Powerful Energy Recovery Linac for Experiments (PERLE), operates at 7 MeV injection energy with a bunch charge of 500 pC and a bunch repetition rate of 40.1 MHz. The layout includes a DC photoemission electron gun, bunching and focusing sections, and a superconducting

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Frequency tuners are crucial for adjusting the fundamental frequency of superconducting RF cavities to counteract detuning effects. The proposal discusses the importance of tuners, their operational mechanisms, and the challenges in achieving high reliability for efficient cavity operation. Various

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The TESLA Technology Collaboration (TTC) aims to promote R&D in RF superconducting technologies through collaborative meetings to address technical challenges and share developments. The recent meeting at KEK in December 2014 covered working groups on module tests, assembly, high Q0, cavity fabricat

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The PIP-II High Power RF Distribution System is a collaborative project involving various countries and institutions to develop a sophisticated system capable of efficiently distributing RF power to superconducting cavities. The system consists of multiple distribution lines and components designed

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This paper introduces QuMA, a quantum microarchitecture that bridges the gap between high-level algorithms and the quantum physical layer. It defines a multi-layered system stack for quantum computers, focusing on compiler support, quantum error correction, and the need for a micro-architecture fram

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Explore the potential of quantum computing in simulating physical processes, complexities, and error corrections in nuclear and particle physics. Learn about quantum state complexity, power, and hardware advancements in the field, including IBM Quantum Experience, Google's superconducting circuits,

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The ATLAS Control System Group manages control systems from ion sources to specified areas, utilizing hardware such as AlphaServer and various controllers. Software tools from Vista Control Systems offer real-time control functionalities for OpenVMS, Linux, and Windows. Data management includes CAMA

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The CEPC RF Power Source involves high-power RF sources for accelerating and stabilizing particles in the Collider system. It includes design elements, efficiency considerations, and operational cost impacts. The transmission system utilizes superconducting cavity technology to meet power demands ef

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Discussion on higher gradient expectations for SRF at the International Linear Collider (ILC) for energy upgrades beyond 3 TeV, highlighting advancements in single and multi-cell cavity gradients over three decades. Promising R&D paths include cold electropolishing, nitrogen infusion, advanced cavit

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