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CYC69A02 The Cyclo-Graaff, Concept and Practice cyclotron, proton, target, scattering 13
 
  • F.O. Purser, H.W. Newson, N.R. Roberson, E.G. Bilpuch, R.L. Walter
    TUNL, Durham
 
CYC69A03 The Indiana University 200 MeV Cyclotron Project cyclotron, ion, controls, injection 24
 
  • M.E. Rickey, M.B. Sampson, B.M. Bardin
    Indiana University, Bloomington
 
CYC69A05 A Heavy-ion Accelerator Facility Featuring a Separated-Sector Isochronous Cyclotron ion, cyclotron, heavy-ion, proton 41
 
  • S.W. Mosko, J.A. Martin, E.D. Hudson, L.N. Howell, M.L. Mallory
    ORNL, Oak Ridge
 
CYC69A07 Status Report on SIN cyclotron, cavity, vacuum, injection 58
 
  • H.A. Willax
    SIN, Zürich
 
CYC69A09 Beam Quality and Expected Energy Resolution from the TRIUMF Cyclotron ion, emittance, cyclotron, TRIUMF 85
 
  • M.K. Craddock, J.R. Richardson
    TRIUMF, Vancouver
 
CYC69A14 Design Features of the Princeton A.V.F. Cyclotron Facility cyclotron, shielding, scattering, beam-transport 120
 
  • R.E. Pollock
    Princeton University, Princeton
 
CYC69A15 The UCL Isochronous Cyclotron Conceptual Design and Status Report proton, cyclotron, quadrupole, cavity 124
 
  • P. Macq
    Catholic University of Louvain, Héverlé-Louvain
  • P. Delphin, A. Dupuis, P. Peironet
    Thomson-CSF, Orsay
 
CYC69B02 The Control System of the Dubna Monoenergy Cyclotron pick-up, controls, cyclotron, induction 151
 
  • Yu.N. Denisov, A.N. Lyubenko, P.T. Shishlyanikov
    JINR, Dubna, Moscow
 
CYC69C01 Extraction from Medium and High Energy Cyclotrons resonance, cyclotron, septum, acceleration 159
 
  • W. Joho
    SIN, Zürich
 
CYC69C02 A Magnetically Self-shaping Septum for Beam Deflection septum, cyclotron, proton, magnet-design 180
 
  • E.D. Hudson, F.E. McDaniel
    ORNL, Tennesse
 
CYC69C03 Results of Beam Extraction at the Jülich 90 MeV Deuteron AEG Isochronous Cyclotron septum, emittance, target, focusing 190
 
  • P. Wucherer, H. Thimmel
    AEG Telefunken, Frankfurt
 
CYC69C04 Extraction Performance of the Harwell Variable Energy Cyclotron septum, focusing, cyclotron, resonance 200
 
  • E.J. Jones, K.J. Howard
    AERE, Harwell
 
CYC69C05 A Magnetic Regenerator cyclotron, dipole, controls, factory 208
 
  • S.W. Oh, W.B. Powell
    University of Birmingham, Birmingham
 
CYC69C06 First and Second Harmonic Extraction cyclotron, acceleration, controls, coupling 215
 
  • J.M. Van Nieuwland
    Philips Research Laboratories, Geldrop, Eindhoven
 
CYC69C07 Design Studies for an Ultra-thin Septum Extraction Channel for the Modified NEVIS Synchrocyclotron septum, synchro-cyclotron, focusing, betatron 226
 
  • K. Ziegler, E. Martin, R. Cohen
    Columbia University, New York
 
CYC69C08 Resonance Free or Precessional Extraction - A Comparison resonance, cyclotron, proton, coupling 229
 
  • H. Liesem
    AEG Telefunken, Frankfurt
 
CYC69C09 A Study of the Regenerative Extraction System in the CERN Synchrocyclotron synchro-cyclotron, cyclotron, betatron, septum 235
 
  • S. Lindbäck
    CERN, Geneva
 
CYC69C10 Extraction of Multiple Beams of Various Energies from the TRIUMF Negative Ion Isochronous Cyclotron ion, TRIUMF, electron, cyclotron 245
 
  • L.P. Robertson, E.G. Auld, G.H. Mackenzie, A.J. Otter
    TRIUMF, British Columbia
 
CYC69D02 Some Factors Determining the Beam Quality of A.V.F. Cyclotrons cyclotron, focusing, ion, space-charge 274
 
  • H.L. Hagedoorn
    Technological University, Eidenhoven
  • N. Hazewindus, J.M. Van Nieuwland
    Philips Research Laboratories, Geldrop
 
CYC69D04 The Longitudinal Space Charge Effect and Energy Resolution space-charge, cyclotron, ion, proton 305
 
  • M.M. Gordon
    MSU, East Lansing, Michigan
 
CYC69D05 Harmonic Operation of the Harwell Variable Energy Cyclotron ion, acceleration, ion-source, cyclotron 318
 
  • K.J. Howard, E.J. Jones
    AERE, Harwell
 
CYC69D06 Cyclotron Beam Pulser for Particle Time-of-flight Experiments cyclotron, target, ion, ion-source 325
 
  • W.P. Johnson
    University of Maryland, Maryland
  • H.G. Blosser, P. Sigg
    MSU, East Lansing, Michigan
 
CYC69D09 Emittance Measurements at the Jülich Isochronous Cyclotron (JULIC) cyclotron, emittance, proton, ion 348
 
  • W. Kuhlmann, J. Bojowald, C. Mayer-Böricke, J. Reich
    Institut für Kernphysik, Jülich
 
CYC69D11 On the Production of Monochromatic Beams Using Cyclotron Acceleration cyclotron, acceleration, injection, resonance 363
 
  • R.N. Litunovsky, Yu.G. Basargin, O.A. Minyaev
    Efremov Research Institute, Leningrad
 
CYC69D13 Spectometric Isochronous Cyclotron cyclotron, ion, injection, proton 375
 
  • A.A. Kolomensky, Yu.K. Khokhlov
    Lebedev Physical Institute, Moscow
  • I.Ya. Barit, V.N. Kanunnikov, L.N. Katsaurov, E.M. Moroz, L.N. Netchaeva, A.P. Fataev, I.V. Shtranikh, O.A. Gusev, R.N. Litunovsky, I.F. Malishev, O.A. Minyaev, M.P. Svinyin
    Lebedev Physical Institute and Efremov Institute,
  • G.A. Vasilyev, Yu.G. Basargin
    Efremov Research Institute, Leningrad
 
CYC69D15 Operational Experience with the H- Beam of the Milan Cyclotron emittance, proton, cyclotron, acceleration 388
 
  • G. Dutto, E. Acerbi, G. Strini, C. Succi
    INFN, Milan
  • C. Birattari, M. Castiglioni, G. Fait
    University of Milan, Milan
 
CYC69E10 The HIPAC Ion Source: Recent Theory and Experiments ion, electron, ion-source, emittance 515
 
  • J.D. Daugherty, J.E. Eninger, G.S. Janes, R.H. Levy
    Avco Everett Research Laboratory, Everett, Massachusetts
 
CYC69E12 Conceptual Design of a Two-Stage, Two-Gap Cyclotron ion, cyclotron, acceleration, injection 537
 
  • B.T. Wright, G.J. Igo, J.R. Richardson, J.W. Verba
    UCLA, Los Angeles
 
CYC69F02 The 20 MeV Compact Cyclotron cyclotron, proton, vacuum, controls 556
 
  • F. Dupont, B. Gremont
    Thomson-CSF, Orsay
 
CYC69F03 Basic Design Parameters of a Small Size Isochronous Cyclotron cyclotron, target, vacuum, acceleration 559
 
  • A.G. Alekseev, P.V. Bogdanov, A.N. Galaev, I.F. Malishev, V.A. Panov, A.V. Stepanov, I.V. Tusov
    Efremov Research Institute, Leningrad
 
CYC69F04 The AEG Compact Cyclotron cyclotron, ion, vacuum, ion-source 564
 
  • E. Hartwig
    AEG Telefunken, Frankfurt
 
CYC69F05 Design and Performance of a Compact Multi-particle Cyclotron cyclotron, ion, proton, cathode 573
 
  • G.O. Hendry, A.A. Fleischer, C.G. Smith, J.L. Tom, D.K. Wells
    The Cyclotron Corporation, Berkeley
 
CYC69G08 Design and Performance of an H- Injector Cyclotron cyclotron, ion, injection, ion-source 658
 
  • G.O. Hendry, A.A. Fleischer, D.K. Wells
    The Cyclotron Corporation, Berkeley
 
CYC69H01 The Harwell 110 in Synchrocyclotron Modification Scheme proton, ion, ion-source, target 673
 
  • J.P. Scanlon
    AERE, Harwell
 
CYC69H03 Nevis Synchrocyclotron Conversion Project synchro-cyclotron, focusing, proton, cyclotron 699
 
  • J. Rainwater, R. Cohen, E. Martin, R. Schneider, K. Ziegler
    Columbia University, New York
  • S. Ohnuma
    Yale University, New Haven
 
CYC69H04 Some Peculiarities of Phase Motion in the Phasotron with Spatial Variation of Magnetic Field acceleration, ion, resonance, synchro-cyclotron 711
 
  • V.P. Dmitrievsky, B.I. Zamolodchikov, N.I. Polumordvinova, V.V. Kolga
    JINR, Dubna, Moscow
 
CYC69H05 Status Report on the CERN Synchrocyclotron Improvement Programme target, proton, coupling, impedance 719
 
  • N. Vogt-Nilsen
    CERN, Geneva
 
CYC69H06 The Proton Source for the Improved CERN Synchrocyclotron cathode, plasma, ion, synchro-cyclotron 728
 
  • R. Galiana
    CERN, Geneva
 
CYC69H09 Modification of a Conventional 37 in Cyclotron cyclotron, controls, vacuum, ion-source 768
 
  • L. Schecter, H.T. Easterday, P. Fessenden, L.W. Swenson, C.W. Rogers, M.A. Wilson
    Oregon State University, Oregon
 
CYC69H10 Resonant Proton Beam Depolarisation in a Synchrocyclotron synchro-cyclotron, resonance, synchrotron, betatron 769
 
  • G. Besnier
    University of Rennes, Rennes-Beaulieu