Physics 291D
Spring 2020
Accelerator Physics
University of California at Santa Cruz
Meeting by remote connection only, time TBD
Instructor: Bruce Schumm
Office: 329 Natural Sciences II
Phone: (831) 459-3034
Email: baschumm@ucsc.edu
 
Office Hours:
TBD
And by appointment if necessary
 
This short (two-credit) course will cover the basics in accelerator physics: leading-order magnetic optics and transport, strong focusing, longituidinal phase stablity and RF acceleration, Hill's Equation and transverse stability, beam characterizations (beta function, Twiss parameters, dispersion, chromaticity), and insertions. The final project will include the derivaiton of the stability parameters for a simple accelerator lattice.

Lecture Notes Part I

Lecture Notes Part II

Collaborative Take-Home Exam

Exam Solutions
NOTE TO SELF: INCLUDE BASIC LUMINOSITY CALCULATION