Performance modeling of layered communication systems in a multiprocessing environment

Tantawi, Asser N.; Tantawy, Ahmed N.

doi:10.1364/ofc.1991.tup3

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“…2). We also briefly discuss (in section VI C) the potential reach of a proposed superconducting, high-Q microwave cavity search tailored to detect these longitudinal modes [40]. The projected sensitivity of such an experiment is also plotted in Fig.…”

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Parametrically enhanced hidden photon search

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Many theories beyond the Standard Model contain hidden photons. A light hidden photon will generically couple to the Standard Model through a kinetic mixing term, giving a powerful avenue for detection using "light-shining-through-a-wall"-type transmission experiments with resonant cavities. We demonstrate a parametric enhancement of the signal in such experiments, resulting from transmission of the longitudinal mode of the hidden photon. While previous literature has focused on the production and detection of transverse modes, the longitudinal mode allows a significant improvement in experimental sensitivity. Although optical experiments such as ALPS are unable to take useful advantage of this enhancement, the reach of existing microwave cavity experiments such as CROWS is significantly enhanced beyond their published results. Future microwave cavity experiments, designed with appropriate geometry to take full advantage of the longitudinal mode, will provide a powerful probe of hidden-photon parameter space extending many orders of magnitude beyond current limits, including significant regions where the hidden photon can be dark matter.

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“…Phase-locked magnetrons are one possible rf source for a high gradient collider [50]. They will be considerably cheaper than klystrons and are very efficient (about 80%).…”

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Electron Linacs for High Energy Physics

Wilson

2008

Rev. Accl. Sci. Tech.

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The purpose of this article is to introduce some of the basic physical principles underlying the operation of electron linear accelerators (electron linacs). Electron linacs have applications ranging from linacs with an energy of a few MeV, such that the electrons are approximately relativistic, to future electron-positron linear colliders having a collision energy in the several-TeV energy range. For the most part, only the main accelerating linac is treated in this article.

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“…1) as x ~ E 0 λ 2 , the back-bombardment area will scale as E 0 2 λ 4 . From simulations on a plane surface [8], the rms radius is several hundred microns at 11. 4 GHz for E 0 = 70 MV/m, giving A ~ 1 x 10 -16 (E 0 2 λ 4 ).…”

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Frequency and pulse length scaling of RF breakdown in accelerator structures

Wilson

PACS2001. Proceedings of the 2001 Particle Accelerator Conference (Cat. No.01CH37268)

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The plasma spot model predicts that small areas of plasma on the order of 10 microns in diameter form in regions of intense rf electric field near the iris tips of accelerator structures. These plasma spots act as a current source, injecting electrons and ions into the rf field. The model suggests that an observable breakdown event will occur when electrons, extracted from the spot and accelerated, absorb energy faster than it can be supplied by the rf source. This field collapse, which can occur during processing, is not an ultimate limit on accelerating gradient. It is conjectured that surface melting, due to electron and ion back-bombardment at the emitting site, leads to a pseudospark-like discharge which limits the gradient and can produce massive surface damage. Using a statistical model, the dependence on frequency and pulse length of the probability of triggering a plasma spot is examined.

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Performance modeling of layered communication systems in a multiprocessing environment

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Parametrically enhanced hidden photon search

Parametrically enhanced hidden photon search

Electron Linacs for High Energy Physics

Frequency and pulse length scaling of RF breakdown in accelerator structures

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