FFAG workshop at FermiLab

Update: This workshop now has an official website.

Note: dates for this meeting have been changed to Sunday 3^rd–Thursday 7^th of April, as the initial choice clashed with the Easter holiday period.

From: "Carol Johnstone" <cjjFNAL.GOV>
To: <FFAG-E-MODELcclrclsv.RL.AC.UK>
Subject: Re: 1.3 GHz buncher cavity dimensions
Date: 2005 January 18; Tuesday 11:04

Hi,
After discussion with our U.K. colleagues, the best
dates for an FFAG meeting are Mar 24-25 with a
possible summary session on the 26th.  We have to
have a meeting before Apr 13 to properly address a
U.K. funding deadline and a number of our U.K.
colleagues will travel directly from a meeting at
Jefferson Lab to Fermi.   Parallel sessions can be
organized on a proton driver (Sandro) and hadron
therapy in addition to the electron model and
general FFAG development.   I would also promote a
follow-up meeting just after PAC.

Let me know any concerns, as I will start making
arrangements at Fermi.

Carol

From: "Carol Johnstone" <cjjFNAL.GOV>
To: <FFAG-E-MODELcclrclsv.RL.AC.UK>
Subject:      FFAG meeting Apr 3-7
Date: 2005 March 16; Wednesday 16:54

Hi,
Some people are claiming they did not receive this
notification.

A very preliminary agenda is now on the web page
with only sessions defined.

You have only a couple of days for the cheap rate at
the Marriott.

Regards,
Carol

Hi all,

The web page is up and linked to the normal meeting
list for the muon collaboration :
http://www.cap.bnl.gov/mumu/collab/table_workshop.html

The Courtyard in Marriott is the best choice for
lodging, but the government rate of $83/day will
only be valid through March 18th.   Lodging
information is posted on the web page.

We are putting an agenda together now and are
soliciting talks as follows:

April 3 - Apr 5th morning will concentrate on the
electron model design and proposal, although
parallel working sessions on proton machines are
welcome and people may want to get started early.

Apr 5- Apr 7, will concentrate on proton
applications including medical applications, but it
is likely electron model types will still require
parallel working sessions to iron out the details of
the electron model proposal

One new development is that the "DOE" has some
interest in this workshop and has asked for an FFAG
proton driver which would suit Fermilab's needs.   We
should take this suggestion very seriously and may
want to implement  a coordinated effort on this topic.

Please send me your talks and I'll get Pavel to
start a tentative schedule.

THANKS,
Carol and Sandro