Experiments: Completed / Terminated
 

• AE01 - Micro-undulator FEL Experiment. Spokesperson: I. Ben-Zvi, BNL. (1992 - 1997)
• AE02. - Inverse FEL Accelerator. Spokesperson: A. van Steenbergen, BNL. [Yale, Columbia]. (1992-1997)
• AE03 - Laser Grating Accelerator Experiment. Spokesperson: R. Fernow, BNL. [Princeton, LANL]. (1992- 1996)
• AE05 - Nonlinear-Compton Scattering. Spokesperson: K. McDonald, Princeton (1992-)
• AE06 - Inverse Cherenkov Acceleration. Spokesperson: W. Kimura, STI Optronics. [UCSB,BNL]. (1992-1997)
• AE08 - Far Infrared Radiation Source. Spokesperson J. Walsh, Dartmouth. [Oxford, BNL]. (1992 - 1994)
• AE09. - Photocathode R&D. Spokesperson: T. Rao, BNL. (1992 - )
• AE10. - High Gain Harmonic Generation FEL. Spokesperson: L.H. Yu, BNL. [ANL] (1992 - 2001)
• AE11 - Study of Spiking Phenomena in FELs. Spokesperson: T. Marshall, Columbia. [BNL] (1992 - 1997)
• AE12 - Room temperature, pulsed Microwiggler. Spokesperson: H. Haus, MIT. [BNL] (1992 - 1997)
• AE13 - Smith-Purcell Effect Experiment. Spokesperson: J. Walsh, Dartmouth. [BNL, U. Colorado] (1994 - 2004).
• AE14 - Ultrafast Imaging System.. Spokesperson: M. Bardash, QEL Inc. (1994 - 1999)
• AE15 - New Generation Photocathode RF Gun Test Program. Spokesperson: R. Miller, SLAC. [BNL]. (1994 - 1997)
• AE17. - Intelligent Control System for Accelerators. Spokesperson: R. Westerveldt, Vista Control Systems. [BNL, Univ. New Mexico] (1996 -1999)
• AE19 - Stimulated Dielectric Wakefield Accelerator. Spokesperson: J. Hirshfield, Omega-P Inc. and Yale University and T. Marshall, Columbia University. (1997-2004)
• AE20 - STELLA - Staged Electron Laser Acceleration. Spokesperson: W. Kimura, STI Optronics. [BNL, UCLA, Stanford, Yale, UCSB] (1997 - 2004)
• AE22 - Study of Compton Scattering of Picosecond Electron and CO2 Beams. Spokespersons: T. Kumita, Tokyo Metropolitan University, and I. Pogorelsky, BNL. [Waseda University, KEK, UCLA, Princeton U.] (1998 - )
• AE23. - Ultra-fast Detection of Relativistic Charged particles by Optical Techniques. Spokesperson: T. Tsang, BNL. [Montclair State University, Univ. of Pittsburgh]. (1998 - )
• AE24. - A SASE-Free Electron Laser Experiment, VISA, at the ATF Linac. Spokespersons: J. Rosenzweig, C. Pellegrini, UCLA, I. Ben-Zvi, BNL. (1998 - )
• AE25. - Laser Driven Cyclotron Autoresonance Accelerator. Spokesperson: J. Hirshfield, Omega-P/Yale (2000-)
• AE26 - Electron Beam Pulse Compression Based Physics at the ATF. Spokesperson: J. Rosenzweig, UCLA (2000-)
• AE27. - Structure-based Laser Driven Acceleration in a Vacuum. Spokespersons: Y. C. Huang, National Tsinghua Univ., Taiwan and Vitaly Yakimenko, BNL (2000-)
• AE28. - MINOS Beam Monitoring Detectors. Spokesperson: M. Diwan, BNL.[FNAL, Northwestern, Pittsburgh, Wisconsin, CERN]. (2001-2001)
• AE29. - Optical Diffraction-Transition Radiation Interferometry Diagnostics for Low Emittance Beams. Spokesperson: R. Fiorito, TR Research Inc. (2002-)
• AE30.- Particle Acceleration by Stimulated Emission of Radiation (PASER). Spokesperson L. Schachter, Technion, Israel. (2002-)
• AE32 - Laser Wakefield Acceleration Driven by a CO2 Laser, Spokesperson W. Kimura, STI Optronics (2004 -).
• AE33 – X-ray transition radiation generated by MeV electrons in a multilayer solid target, P. Shkolnikov, SUNY SB (2005-)
• AE34 – Extreme UV source based on CO2 laser interaction with Xe micro-droplets, T. Ariga, EUVA, Japan (2005-)
• AE36 – Quad-Cavity Beam Monitor. (2005 -)
• AE38 – Delta Undulator. Cornell
• AE40 – Inverse Gamma source. Spokesperson: Salime Boucher, Radiabeam
• AE42– Extreme UV source based on CO2 laser interaction with Xe micro-droplets, T. Ariga, EUVA, Japan (2005-)
• AE44 - Study of shielding effects of coherent synchrotron radiation at BNL ATF. Spokesperson: A. Fedotov/Dmitry Kayranon, BNL/CAD (2009 - 2011)

Feasibility Studies

• Vacuum Acceleration. Spokesperson: Vitaly Yakimenko, BNL. Approved: 2001. Completed 2002
• ODR / OTR. Spokesperson: Ralph Fiorito, Approved: 2001. Completed 2002.
• Plasma wake field acceleration. Spokesperson: Vitaly Yakimenko, BNL. Approved October 2002.
• Magnetized beam transport. Spokesperson: Christoph Montag, BNL. Approved December 2002.
• Magnetized beam transport, RHIC/BNL
• Emmitance optimization using active transverse laser shaping, DUKE Univ.
• Application of thin SiC films to sub-wavelength lithography and compact particle acceleration, Univ. of Texas
• High Harmonic Generation of VUV Photons for Ultra-high Resolution Angular Resolved Photoemission Spectroscopy, NSLS, SUNY
• LDRD: Optical stochastic cooling of the Gold ion beams in RHIC
• LDRD: Proof-of-Principle Laser System for ILC Positron Source

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