CLIC


Tables

1.1
 
A comparison of some of the capabilities of the LHC and CLIC at the high-energy frontier. Note the instances where photon beams (g) and polarization (P) might be advantages for CLIC
1.2
Examples of benchmark physics processes for CLIC
1.3
Main-beam and main-linac parameters for CLIC at 3 TeV c.m.
2.1
Transverse normalized-emittance estimated growths at different stages of acceleration, transfer and delivery
2.2
Longitudinal phase-space parameters at different stages of compression and acceleration
2.3
Injector basic parameters at different stages
2.4
Positron source parameters for different linear collider studies
2.5
Tentative collector and damping ring parameters
2.6
Lattice-geometry parameters in each sector of the linac
2.7

Single-bunch vertical emittance increase after various static corrections

2.8
Multibunch vertical emittance after static correction and possible re-optimization
2.9
Vertical emittance dilution due to uncontrollable time-dependent effects, which adds to the multibunch emittance increase remaining after static corrections
2.10
Fundamental mode parameters of the TDS as calculated using HFSS
3.1
Main parameters of a drive-beam unit
3.2
Beam characteristics required at the injector exit
3.3
Preliminary simulation results at the front-end exit
3.4
Parameters of the first and last cell of the 937 MHz structure
3.5
Six- and seven-beam MBK design parameters
3.6
Baseline modulator parameters
3.7
Delay line parameters
3.8
Ring parameters
3.9
Isochronous module parameters
3.10
Parameters of the four-waveguide PETS
3.11
Parameters of the six-waveguide PETS
3.12
Component efficiencies (%)
4.1

Proposed definition of component classes

5.1
A consistent set of measured values from two 30 GHz modules in CTF2
5.2
Comparison of CTF3, CLIC1 and CLIC (3 TeV) parameters
A.1
CLIC parameters associated with the main beam at various energies
A.2
Parameters associated with the RF power source for the 3 TeV CLIC

 


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