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The 26th International Conference on Accelerators and Beam Utilizations

Nov 13 – 15, 2024
Hotel Lahan, Pohang, Korea
Asia/Seoul timezone

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Session

Plenary Talk

2
Nov 13, 2024, 1:40 PM
5F Grand Hall

5F Grand Hall

Conveners

Plenary Talk

  • Dong-O Jeon (Institute for Basic Science)

Plenary Talk

  • Changbum Kim (Pohang Accelerator Laboratory)

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  1. 153. The introduction to accelerators and beam utilization in CSNS
    Dr Sheng Wang
    11/13/24, 1:40 PM
  2. 135. Recent Results of the J-PARC Linac Beam Commissioning
    Dr Masashi Otani
    11/13/24, 2:10 PM
    ICABU WG2. Beam Physics, Diagnostics & Novel Techniques
    Oral

    The Japan Proton Accelerator Research Complex (J-PARC) linac has been operated with a design peak current of 50 mA since 2018, and several test operations have been performed at a higher peak current of 60 mA. Furthermore, an even higher beam current is being investigated for future projects at J-PARC. To achieve such high beam currents, it is essential to understand beam dynamics and minimize...

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  3. 154. Update on HEPS Progress
    Dr Ping He (IHEP)
    11/13/24, 2:40 PM
  4. 155. Research Activities and Future Opportunities with Rare Isotope Beams
    Dr Deuk Soon Ahn (CENS/IBS)
    11/13/24, 3:10 PM
  5. 136. Application of ion irradiation for quantum computing: Implantation of nitrogen containing molecules and sulfur for the realization of spin qubit registers in diamond working at room temperature
    Dr Max Kneiß (SaxonQ GmbH)
    11/15/24, 9:00 AM
    ICABU WG4. Applications of Particle Beams
    Oral

    The nitrogen vacancy (NV) center as spin defect in diamond is one of the only physical systems suitable for room temperature quantum computing [1], which might facilitate novel groundbreaking developments in the areas of e.g. drug research, energy harvesting or industrial process optimizations. For this, the electronic and nuclear spin of the negatively charged NV center and surrounding...

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  6. 156. Toward ultra-bright x-ray pulses at PAL-XFEL
    Prof. Inhyuk Nam (UNIST)
    11/15/24, 9:30 AM

    X-ray free electron lasers (XFELs) have the remarkable ability to generate X-ray beams with intense peak brightness, full transverse coherence, and femtosecond-scale pulse durations [1]. However, the current standard method of operation, Self-Amplified Spontaneous Emission (SASE), is affected by issues such as noisy spikes in both time and spectrum, primarily due to electron beam shot noise....

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