PESP-2002 Scientific Program (Revised)
Wednesday September 4, 2002
8:15-9:00
Registration
Opening Remarks:
M. Farkhondeh MIT-Bates
9:00-9:05
Opening Remarks
Welcoming remarks from the Bates Director
9:05-9:10
Richard Milner MIT-Bates
Session 1:
NEA and surface physics:/ Chair: C. Prescott
G. Lampel
Polytechnique A tutorial on photoemission from GaAs based
9:15-9:50
photocathodes
T. Maruyama
SLAC
Suppression of the surface charge limit in strained
9:50-10:20
GaAs photocathodes
Y. Mamaev
St. Petersburg
Tuning of strained photocathodes for matching the
10:20:10:45
Wavelength of the excitation light
10:45-11:15
Coffee Break
11:15-11:45 K. Wada
Nagoya
Surface Charge Limit effect of superlattice
photocathode
SVT
11:45-12:10 A. Moy
Growth and quality control of production of strained
layer/SL photocathodes
Associates
Session 2:
Photocathode-S )in Physics / Chair: T. Maruyama
JLAB
12:10-12:40 M. Baylac
Effect of atomic hydrogen exposure on electron beam
polarization from strained GaAs photocathodes
12:40-14:00
14:0-14:30
Lunch
Y. Mamaev
St. Petersburg
Polarized Emission from strain-compensated
superlattices
Session 3 : Polarimeters / Chair: K. Aulenbacker
14:35-15:05 T. Gay
U. Nebraska
Electron polarimetry using noble gas targets
15:05-15:35 B. Franklin
MIT-Bates
The MIT-Bates Compton Polarimeter
15:35-16:10
Coffee Break
16:10-16:40 N. Rougemaille Polytechnique Spin filters as very high-performance spin
polarimeters
Transmission Polarimetry for electron beams
16:40-17:05 T. Zwart
MIT-Bates
Polit. Di
17:05-17:35 L. Duo
A high efficiency electron polarimeter based on
Milano
exchange scattering from a magnetic target
Thursday 5, 2002
Session 4: Polarized Electron Sources /Chair: E. Tsentalovich
Mainz
K. Aulenbacker
Status of MAMI polarized source
8:30-9:00
M. Stutzman
JLAB
Commissioning of the JLAB load-lock gun
9:00-9:25
J. Clendenin
The SLA C polarized electron source
9:30-10:00
SLAC
10:00-10:30 M. Farkhondeh
MIT-Bates
The MIT-Bates Polarized electron Source
10:30-10:55
Coffee Break
10:55-11:20 W. von Drachenfels Bonn
Polarized Source at ELSA
Session 5:
Development of polarized Electron Sources and Lasers /Chair : J. Clendenin
11:20-11:45 K. Wada
Nagoya
A 200 keVPES at Nagoya
11:45-12:10 D.-A. Luh
SLAC
Recent Polarized Photocathode R&D at SLAC
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12:10-12:35
C. Suzuki
Nagoya
Basic R&D studies for lower emittance polarized
electron guns
12:40-14:00
Lunch
Session 6 : Applied spin physics and technology / Chair: Y. Mamaev
ETH-Zurich
Manipulation of the magnetization by spin currents
14:00-14:30 H. Siegmann
Polit. Di
Spin resolved inverse photoemission
14:30-15:00 F. Ciccacci
15:00-15:30
J. Clendenin
Milano
SLAC
15:30-15:50
15:50-16:20
16:20-16:55
Excursion:
Coffee break
A. Schmid
LBL
Prospects of electron RF photoinjector using the
plane-wave transformer
Spin-polarized low energy electron microscopy
Departure for Boston harbor cruise and dinner
Friday, September 6
Session 7
8:30-9:00
Polarized Sources and parity-violating experiments /Chair: M. Farkhondeh
E. Tsentalovich
MIT-Bates Helicity-correlated effects for SAMPLE experiment
J. Grames
JLAB
The polarized source and Parity experiments at JLAB
9:00-9:30
P. Mastromarino SLAC
SLAC E- 158: beam helicity-correlations in 2002 physics
9:30-10:00
run
Mainz
Helicity correlated effects for the Parity violation
10:00-10:25 K. Aulenbacker
experiment at Mainz
10:25-10:50 Coffee break
Session 8 Developments of Laser systems for polarized source/ Chair: T. Zwart
Ultra-stable flashlamp-pumped laser
10:50-11:20 A. Brachmann
SLAC
E. Tsentalovich
MIT-Bates High power diode laser system for SHR
11:20-11:45
11:45-12:30
12:30-13:00 Bus ride to MIT-Bates
13:00-14:30 Lunch at MIT-Bates
Session 9
14:45-16:30
Poster Session
at MIT-Bates
poster session
16:30-17:30 Tour of Bates
17:30 Workshop ends
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