European Strategy for Particle Physics - Accelerator R&D Roadmap
- Adolphsen, C.
- Angal-Kalinin, D.
- Arndt, T.
- Arnold, M.
- Assmann, R.
- Auchmann, B.
- Aulenbacher, K.
- Ballarino, A.
- Baudouy, B.
- Baudrenghien, P.
- Benedikt, M.
- Bentvelsen, S.
- Blondel, A.
- Bogacz, A.
- Bossi, F.
- Bottura, L.
- Bousson, S.
- Brüning, O.
- Brinkmann, R.
- Bruker, M.
- Brunner, O.
- Burrows, P.N.
- Burt, G.
- Calatroni, S.
- Cassou, K.
- Castilla, A.
- Catalan-Lasheras, N.
- Cenni, E.
- Chancé, A.
- Colino, N.
- Corde, S.
- Corner, L.
- Cros, B.
- Cross, A.
- Delahaye, J.P.
- Devanz, G.
- Etienvre, A.-I.
- Evtushenko, P.
- Faus-Golfe, A.
- Fazilleau, P.
- Ferrario, M.
- Gallo, A.
- García-Tabarés, L.
- Geddes, C.
- Gerigk, F.
- Gianotti, F.
- Gilardoni, S.
- Grudiev, A.
- Gschwendtner, E.
- Hoffstaetter, G.
- Hogan, M.
- Hooker, S.
- Hutton, A.
- Ischebeck, R.
- Jakobs, K.
- Janot, P.
- Jensen, E.
- Kühn, J.
- Kaabi, W.
- Kayran, D.
- Klein, M.
- Knobloch, J.
- Koratzinos, M.
- Kuske, B.
- Lamont, M.
- Latina, A.
- Lebrun, P.
- Leemans, W.
- Li, D.
- Long, K.
- Longuevergne, D.
- Losito, R.
- Lu, W.
- Lucchesi, D.
- Lundh, O.
- Métral, E.
- Marhauser, F.
- Michizono, S.
- Militsyn, B.
- Mnich, J.
- Montesinos, E.
- Mounet, N.
- Muggli, P.
- Musumeci, P.
- Nagaitsev, S.
- Nakada, T.
- Neumann, A.
- Newbold, D.
- Nghiem, P.
- Noe, M.
- Oide, K.
- Osterhoff, J.
- Palmer, M.
- Pastrone, N.
- Pietralla, N.
- Prestemon, S.
- Previtali, E.
- Proslier, T.
- Quettier, L.
- Raubenheimer, T.
- Rimmer, B.
- Rivkin, L.
- Rochepault, E.
- Rogers, C.
- Rosaz, G.
- Roser, T.
- Rossi, L.
- Ruber, R.
- Schulte, D.
- Seidel, M.
- Senatore, C.
- Shepherd, B.
- Shi, J.
- Shipman, N.
- Specka, A.
- Stapnes, S.
- Stocchi, A.
- Stratakis, D.
- Syratchev, I.
- Tanaka, O.
- Tantawi, S.
- Tennant, C.
- Tsesmelis, E.
- Vaccarezza, C.
- Valente, A.-M.
- Védrine, P.
- Vieira, J.
- Vinokurov, N.
- Weise, H.
- Wenskat, M.
- Williams, P.
- Wing, M.
- Yamamoto, A.
- Yamamoto, Y.
- Yokoya, K.
- Zimmermann, F.
DOIAbstract
The 2020 update of the European Strategy for Particle Physics emphasised the importance of an intensified and well-coordinated programme of accelerator R&D, supporting the design and delivery of future particle accelerators in a timely, affordable and sustainable way. This report sets out a roadmap for European accelerator R&D for the next five to ten years, covering five topical areas identified in the Strategy update. The R&D objectives include: improvement of the performance and cost-performance of magnet and radio-frequency acceleration systems; investigations of the potential of laser / plasma acceleration and energy-recovery linac techniques; and development of new concepts for muon beams and muon colliders. The goal of the roadmap is...
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