General Lab Info:

Questions, comments? Ask/contact E. Harms (harms@fnal.gov) or N. Neveu (nneveu@slac.stanford.edu)

• Please turn in labs 3 days after you performed the lab. The first lab will be performed Friday, June 10 and due Wednesday June 15.

• Only one lab report per group needs to be turned in - it is your option to submit as a group or individually.

  • Include the names of all contributors on the submitted lab report.

  • Please give some thought during the first week to how you can evenly distribute the work load among group members.

  • There will be 7 graded lab reports (4 simulation labs and 3 measurement labs)

  • There will be 2 measurement labs without a graded report - Instrumentation Demo and Beam Measurement Demo

• Lab intro slides Hands-on (measurements) introduction

• Some documentation on Python notebooks:

  • https://jupyterlab.readthedocs.io/en/stable/user/notebook.html

Schedule:

Find your assigned lab groups at the bottom of this page. Please check your group's assigned lab times on the schedule below. Note that two groups will complete all the measurement labs in the afternoons (2-5 pm CDT). All the Beam Measurement Demo meeting times are in the afternoon.

Contact the lab instructor(s) leading the session if you cannot make an assigned time.

Lab groups:

The class is divided into 4 lab groups. See list below to find your group assignment.

Each group is named after notable figure(s) in the field of accelerator physics. For extra credit, write a brief (1-2 paragraphs) biography on the contributions of your group's namesake(s) to the field and submit to Elvin Harms. Be sure to cite your references - Wikipedia and Google searches are not sufficient!