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ALS Accelerator Physics Group
The Advanced Light Source Accelerator Physics Group is engaged in four main activities:
- Establishing the storage-ring parameters that are required every week to satisfy the production beam specifications, including the generation of software to operate subsystems and troubleshooting in case of component failure.
- Developing diagnostic tools and methods to ascertain machine characteristics.
- Exploring new modes of storage-ring operation to improve reliability, to extend the range of beam conditions that can be offered to users, and to accommodate changes in the machine configuration.
- Planning future upgrades of the existing accelerators or entirely new machines with advanced characteristics.
The Advanced Light Source is a division of Ernest Orlando Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory.
Accelerator
Physics Web Site
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