12–14 Oct 2010
Brookhaven National Laboratory
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  1. David Dowell (SLAC)
    12/10/2010, 08:40
    30 min. talk/10 min. questions Extensive overview of requirements of the photocathodes, including specific requirements for pulsed FEL and high current ERL photoinjectors.
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  2. Triveni Rao (BNL)
    12/10/2010, 09:20
    10 min. kicks off the discussion to follow. State what photocathodes are being worked on and for what application, existing equipment and capabilities. Each site to contribute 2 to 3 slides to the conveners.
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  3. 12/10/2010, 09:30
    Discussion charge: Update the table of requirements: pulsed versus high average current applications; table of available photocathode materials/labs with appropriate expertise; laboratory capabilities and techniques for photocathode characterization (including what's being planned and what's missing but would be nice to have).
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  4. John Smedley (BNL)
    12/10/2010, 11:30
  5. Theodore Vecchione (LBL)
    12/10/2010, 11:45
  6. Jean Jordan-Sweet (IBM)
    12/10/2010, 12:00
    20 min. talk/10 min. questions
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  7. Jon Rameau (BNL)
    12/10/2010, 13:30
    20 min. talk/10 min. questions
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  8. Luca Cultrera (Cornell Univ.)
    12/10/2010, 14:00
    20 min. talk/10 min. questions Overview of techniques, methods, limitations, etc. E.g. why some copper photocathode measurements report an emittance about x2 theory, while others basically agree with theory. Does this illuminate some error in thermal measurement?
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  9. Klaus Attenkofer (ANL)
    12/10/2010, 14:30
    20 min. talk/10 min. questions
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  11. Scott Chambers (PNNL)
    12/10/2010, 15:45
    30 min. talk/15 min. questions
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  12. 12/10/2010, 16:30
    Discussion charge: Proper measurement techniques of parameters relevant to accelerators; produce a list of measurement techniques that we can all agree on. Surface equipment/techniques available and desired for (to take most time). Photocathode growth and characterization. XPS, XRD, Topography, LEEM/PEEM, LEED/EBSD, SIMS, etc.--their application for understanding the structure and chemical...
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  13. Kevin Jensen (NRL)
    13/10/2010, 08:30
    40 min. talk/5 min. questions To cover metals, antimonides, tellurides, NEA.
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  14. Charles Sinclair (Cornell Univ.)
    13/10/2010, 09:15
    30 min. talk/5 min. questions
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  15. John Schmerge (SLAC)
    13/10/2010, 09:50
    30 min. talk/5 min. questions
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  16. 13/10/2010, 10:40
    Discussion charge: Is 3 step Spicer model sufficient to explain practical photocathodes? If not, what are the limitations? pros/cons of each family--what knobs exist to tune the performance: QE vs. wavelength, better lifetime, faster response, lower thermal emittance; what physics parts are poorly understood and need a better theory effort; semiconductor properties needed for quantitative...
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  18. Dimitre Dmitrov (Tech-X)
    13/10/2010, 13:30
    30 min. talk/10 min. questions
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  19. Dr Makoto Kuwahara (Nagoya Univ.), Prof. Masahiro Yamamoto (KEK)
    13/10/2010, 14:10
    30 min. talk/10 min. questions Model approaches and predictions, comparison with data, search for the optimal combination of thermal emittance and response time from NEA.
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  20. Juan Maldonado (SLAC)
    13/10/2010, 14:50
    30 min. talk/10 min. questions
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  21. 13/10/2010, 15:10
    Discussion charge: What measurements are out there, what's missing; agreement of theory vs. existing measurements for a) QE vs. wavelength; b) thermal emittance; energy spectra; c) response time; identify (additional) conditions/requirements for controlled experiments for benchmarking with modeling.
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  22. Howard Padmore (LBL)
    14/10/2010, 08:30
    25 min. talk/5 min. questions
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  23. Pietro Musumeci (UCLA)
    14/10/2010, 09:00
    25 min. talk/5 min. questions MgF2 coated Cu Cathode for longer lifetime? Multiphoton photoemission from semiconductors? Anything else interesting from UCLA.
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  24. Steven Sun (SLAC)
    14/10/2010, 09:30
    25 min. talk/5 min. questions
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  25. Karoly Nemeth (ANL)
    14/10/2010, 10:00
    25 min. talk/5 min. questions
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  26. 14/10/2010, 10:45
    Discussion charge: Manufacturer's/lab's capabilities with regards to new material growth; sharing resources for a) photocathode prep recipes; b) measurement equipment. User facilities for photocathode research (e.g. to measure thermal emittance/response time). Testing of materials in the actual photoguns. Discussion on the repository.
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  29. 20 min. talk/5 min. questions MgF2 coated Cu Cathode for longer limetime? Multiphoton photoemission from semiconductors? Anything else interesting from UCLA.
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  30. 20 min. talk/5 min. questions MgF2 coated Cu Cathode for longer lifetime? Multiphoton photoemission from semiconductors? Anything else interesting from UCLA.
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  31. 20 min. talk/5 min. questions MgF2 coated Cu Cathode for longer lifetime? Multiphoton photoemission from semiconductors? Anything else interesting from UCLA.
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  32. 20 min. talk/5 min. questions MgF2 coated Cu Cathode for longer lifetime? Multiphoton photoemission from semiconductors? Anything else interesting from UCLA.
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  33. 20 min. talk/5 min. questions Prospect for multilayers to achieve lower emittance and longer lifetime.
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