Second Annual Very Large Hadron Collider (VLHC) Meeting
October 16 - 18, 2000
The Second Annual Meeting of the Very Large Hadron Collider (VLHC) was be held on Monday, October 16 through
Wednesday, October 18, 2000. It took place at Danfords in Port Jefferson, NY, about 30 minutes from Brookhaven
National Laboratory.
The meeting featured reports of the U.S. effort towards a post-LHC hadron collider. The program included an
overview of physics in the 100 TeV c.m. regime, reports on superconductor and magnet R&D, as well as studies
of accelerators and accelerator systems. The agenda also included a roundtable discussion of plans for future
activities.
Presentations
- VLHC Update (pdf), Mike Harrison, BNL
- Physics at Very High Energies (pdf), Sekhar Chivukula, Boston University
- Possible Staging Scenarios (pdf), Ernie Malamud, FNAL
- Geology Issues (pdf), Peter Conroy, Consultant
- New Facility Plans - A Perspective (pdf), Jim Yeck, DOE
- Beam Based Experiments (pdf), Fulvia Pilat, BNL
- Very High Frequency Cooling Systems (pdf), Alexander Zholents, LBL
- Scaling Issues for Very Big Machines (pdf), Dick Talman, Cornell University
- Flat Beam Dynamics (pdf), Steve Peggs, BNL
- Experimental Interface (pdf), Bill Willis, Columbia University
- Large Scale Cryogenic Systems (pdf), Philippe LeBrun, CERN
- Vacuum Systems and Synchrotron Radiation (pdf), Mauro Pivi, LBL
- High Powered Feedback Systems (pdf), John Corlett, LBL
- Dynamic Effects in LHC Magnets (pdf), Luca Bottura, CERN
- Superconductor Status and Prospects (pdf), Peter Lee, U-of-W
- Common Coil Magnet R&D (pdf), Steve Gourlay, LBL
- Cosine Theta Magnet R&D (pdf), Sasha Zlobin, FNAL
- Stress Management Magnet R&D (pdf), Peter McIntyre, Texas A&M
- Transmission Line Magnet R&D (pdf), Bill Foster, FNAL
- High Energy Physics in 2015 (pdf), Bill Marciano, BNL
- Radical Visions for a VLHC (pdf), Bob Palmer, BNL
- Snowmass 2001 (pdf), Peter Limon, FNAL