TOPICS & SPEAKERS

Topics

• coherent scattering of relativistic charged particles in strong fields

• crystal channeling, volume capture and volume reflection of hadron and lepton beams

• energetic ion interactions processes

  backscattering and channeling of low energy ions

  high energy ion channeling

• electromagnetic radiation by relativistic charged particles in periodic structures

  coherent bremsstrahlung

  channeling radiation

  transition radiation

  diffraction radiation

  parametric x-ray radiation

  Landau-Pomeranchuk-Migdal effect

  free electron laser

  Compton scattering

  Cherenkov radiation-based phenomena

  quantum coherence radiation phenomena

• channeling of radiations in capillary systems

  micro- and nano-channeling

  micro-channel plates

  nanotubes

  nano-porous

• novel techniques for beams handling and acceleration

  channeling-based acceleration

  plasma wake-fields

  cross-laser fields

  crystal assisted collimation

  plasma-ion channels

  capillary channeling

• advanced x-ray and neutron optics

  capillary/polycapillary optics

  compound refractive optics

  micro- and nano-focusing

  beams and radiations waveguides

• applications based on channeling phenomena

  beams shaping

  positron sources

  powerful radiation sources

  diagnostic tools

  novel x-ray table-top instruments

  channeling for advanced electronic materials studies

Satellite mini-Workshops

• Channeling Applications for FCC and other Future Accelerators

Recent studies have shown the feasibility of channeling phenomenology application for description of various mechanisms of interaction of charged and neutral particles beams in solids, plasmas, and electromagnetic fields. This workshop is dedicated to the discussion on common aspects of novel acceleration techniques as well as related phenomena and charged beams channeling within the main topics.

• Laser and Particle Guiding in Plasmas and Related Phenomena

The propagation of intense laser pulses or bunches of energetic charged particles in plasmas is often accompanied by the formation of channels of low electron density produced in the first case by the ponderomotive force and in the second case by the Coulomb repulsion. The formation of these channels, within which the transport of energy is facilitated, has important consequences in different fields of research, for instance, Controlled Thermonuclear Fusion, the acceleration of particles in plasmas and related secondary sources such as Thomson Scattering, Betatron and Transition Radiation.

*** Plenary Lectures at Channeling Primer ***

*** Invited Talks ***