(Fourth Week)
Chairman: S.L. Wipf, Atomics International
Although the Fourth of July cut this week to three days, Stefan Wipf compressed into this period not only a brilliant survey of the problems of instabilities and at effects in superconductors, but also a half-day review of the status of flux pumps. Particularly notable in the first category were the review papers by Hart of General Electric and by Chairman Wipf. Some very imaginative ideas in the field of superconducting transmission systems were outlined by Nahman of the Bureau of Standards who thinks not only of transmitting power but also of transmission in the same system of information and of cryogenic liquids.
Following papers were submitted for publication:
S.L. Wipf, Atomics International
Use of Superconductors in High Energy Physics
J.P. Blewett, Brookhaven National Laboratory
Electrical Loss Measurements in a NbTi Magnet
F. Voelker, Lawrence Radiation Laboratory, Berkeley
Ac Losses in Magnets made of Nb3Sn Ribbon
G.H. Morgan and P.F. Dahl, Brookhaven National Laboratory
Dynamic Resistivity of Hard Superconductors in a Perpendicular Time Varying Field
A. Altorfer, F. Caimi, and J.M. Rayroux, Oerlikon Engineering Company
Magnetic Instabilities and Solenoid Performance: Applications of the Critical State Model
H.R. Hart, Jr., General Electric Company
Magnetic and Thermal Instabilities Observed to Commercial Nb3Sn Superconductors
G. del Castillo and L.O. Oswald, Argonne National Laboratory
A.D. McInturff, Brookhaven National Laboratory
Instabilities and Flux Annihilation
S.L. Wipf, Atomics International
Superconducting Transmission Lines – Communication and Power
N.S. Nahman, National Bureau of Standards, Boulder
Recent Developments in Superconductivity in Japan
Presented by N. Takano, Tokyo Shibaura Electric Company
The Case for Flux Pumps and Some of Their Uses
S.L. Wipf, Atomics International
Design Principles and Characteristics of the G.E. Flux Pump
R.L. Rhodenizer, General Electric Company
Flux Pumps as Power Supplies in Comparison with Alternatives
M.S. Lubell and K.R. Efferson, Oak Ridge National Laboratory
H. Laquer, Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory
R.B. Britton, Brookhaven National Laboratory
W.H. Bergmann, Argonne National Laboratory
Summary of the Fourth Week – Ac Losses, Instability and Flux Pumps
S.L. Wipf, Atomics International
