WORKING 
GROUPS:

Accelerator Physics

Magnet Technologies

Accelerator 
Technologies

WORKSHOPS: 

Magnet Technologies
Nov. 16-18, 1998
Port Jefferson, LI
 

Accelerator
Technologies
Feb. 8 - 11, 1999
Thomas Jefferson Laboratory,
Newport News, Virginia
 

Accelerator
Physics
Feb. 22 - 25, 1999
The Abbey, Lake Geneva, Wisconsin
 

LINKS: 

Fermilab's vlhc page
 

Brookhaven's future hadron collider page
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Working Groups

Workshop at Lake Geneva, Wisconsin, February 22-25, 1999 Co-convenors: LBNL: Alan Jackson FNAL: Shekhar Mishra, Mike Syphers

Charge: Guided by the Snowmass '96 parameter sets explore and develop innovative concepts that will result in significant cost reductions. Coordinate parameter sets, infrastructure requirements for the various options, and designs with the other working groups. Explore the viability of the various parameters sets implied by the major magnet options.

Workshop at Port Jefferson, Long Island November 16-18,1998 Co-convenors: FNAL: Bill Foster BNL: Peter Wanderer LBNL: Ron Scanlan

Charge: Guided by the Snowmass '96 parameter sets explore and develop innovative concepts that will result in significant cost reductions. Coordinate parameter sets, infrastructure requirements for the various options, and designs with the other working groups. Review progress in magnet R&D. Develop bases including costs for comparing different magnet designs. Monitor, encourage and coordinate progress in materials development both in academe and industry.

Workshop at Thomas Jefferson Laboratory February 8-11, 1999 Co-convenors: Thomas Jefferson Lab: Chris Leemann BNL: Tom Shea FNAL: John Marriner

Charge: Guided by the Snowmass '96 parameter sets explore and develop innovative concepts that will result in significant cost reductions. Coordinate parameter sets, infrastructure requirements for the various options, and designs with the other working groups. Foster dialog and partnerships with industry. Develop bases including costs for comparing different designs.