Results of plasma processing applied to the LCLS-II-HE vCM cavities [Poster]
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Final Conference Program & Registration List
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The lateral neutralization of ion beams is treated by standard mathematical methods for first order, nonlinear partial differential equations. A closed form analytical solution is derived for the transient lateral beam neutralization for electron injection by means of a von Mises transformation. A nonlinear theory of the longitudinal ion beam neutralization is developed using the von Mises transformation. By means of the Lenard-Balescu equation, the intercomponent momentum transfer between stable, collisionless electron and ion components is calculated.
An analysis of the sputtering of metal surfaces and grids by ions of medium energies is given and it is shown that an exact, nonlinear, hyperbolic wave equation for the temperature field describes the transient transport of heat in metals. Quantum statistical and perturbation theoretical analysis of surface sputtering by low energy ions are used to develop the same expression for the sputtering rate. A transport model is formulated for the deposition of sputtered atoms on system components. Theoretical efforts in determining the potential distribution and the particle velocity distributions in low pressure discharges are briefly discussed.
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The final report for NAGW-1657 (SwRI Project 15-2783) is presented. Several distinctly different areas of research are discussed: (1) studies of the thermal structure of polar outflows; (2) Prognoz-8 data analysis; and (3) the Ulysses Jupiter encounter.
Progress during the reporting period is presented. Several distinctly different areas of research are presently being pursued: (1) studies of the thermal structure of polar outflows; (2) Prognoz data analysis; and (3) Ulysses Jupiter encounter.
A number of visualization techniques are discussed in a laboratory experiment designed to study phenomena that occur in space. Visualization tools are used to design the apparatus, collect data, and make one-, two-, and three-dimensional plots of the results. These tools are an indispensable part of the experiment because the data sets are hundreds of megabytes in size and rapid turnaround is required.
Published electron impact cross section data on halogens Cl2, F2, and halogen containing compounds such as Cx Fy, HCl, Cx Cly Fz are reviewed and critically evaluated based on the information provided by various researchers. The present work reports data on electron impact excitation, ionization, dissociation, electron attachment, electron detachment, and photo detachment. Elastic scattering cross sections and data on bulk properties such as diffusion coefficients in various background gases are also evaluated. Since some of the cross sectional data is derived from indirect measurements such as drift velocity, care has been taken to reconcile the differences among the reported data with due attention to the measurement technique. In conclusion, the processes with no or very limited amount of data and questionable set of data are identified and recommendation for further research direction is made.
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