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Session 1: State-of-the-art and perspectives
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- Radiofrequency Accelerators - A. Mosnier (CEA/DAPNIA)
- Laser Plasma Acceleration - W. Leemans (LBNL)
- Beam Plasma Acceleration - P. Muggli (USC)
- Laser Systems - G. Mourou (LOA)
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Session 2: Requirements on a Mutli-TeV Plasma Wave accelerator
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Conveners: D. Habs (LMU Munich), T. Katsouleas (USC)
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- Final focus and beam-beam interactions
- Power consumption and energy recycling
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Session 3: Characteristics of the beam accelerated in a plasma acceleration cell
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Conveners: R. Bingham (RAL) , C. Clayton (UCLA)
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- Regimes of acceleration (single/multi-stage)
- Beam transport and focussing issues
- Acceleration of bunch trains in the successive buckets of a plasma wave
- Evolution of the polarisation of a polarized beam of particles accelerated in a plasma wave
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Session 4: Conceptual design of high energy accelerator using plasmas
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Conveners: T. Garvey (LAL Orsay), P. Muggli (USC)
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- Energy range: where are plasmas the most efficient
- Mixed techniques
- Case study: How to obtain using plasmas the beam properties expected in CLIC
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Session 5: Shorter term projects
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Conveners: W. Leemans (LBNL), V. Malka (LOA)
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- Define the next steps
- Discussion of the parameters of the next facility
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