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PAC Q7Impact of WDM options on GSI collaboration

PAC Q7Impact of WDM options on GSI collaboration. Grant Logan (with Frank Bieniosek) Response to PAC Q7 Presented to the 8 th HIFS-VNL PAC Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory February 22, 2007.

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PAC Q7Impact of WDM options on GSI collaboration

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  1. PAC Q7Impact of WDM options on GSI collaboration Grant Logan (with Frank Bieniosek) Response to PAC Q7 Presented to the 8th HIFS-VNL PAC Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory February 22, 2007 This work was performed under the auspices of the U.S. Department of Energy by the University of California, Lawrence Berkeley and Lawrence Livermore National Laboratories under Contract Numbers DE-AC02-05CH1123 and W-7405-Eng-48, and by the Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory under Contract Number DE-AC02-76CH03073.

  2. Pursuit of any of the WDM options should not greatly impact our ongoing collaboration with GSI. • For next few years, the VNL will benefit from continued collaboration on diagnostic development and joint target experiments using the GSI beams, regardless of which WDM option we choose. (See Frank Bieniosek’s talk) • No US option for WDM offers GSI opportunity to do joint 1 eV targets at the Bragg peak with us here before 2009 at the earliest. • Between now and 2011, the Plasma Physics group at GSI will hopefully be able to use the HHT area at GSI to develop experimental techniques they need for the upgrade FAIR. (But recent budget restrictions at GSI may make schedule uncertain)

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