• Mosnier, A.; Tessier, J.M. 1995-03-01 The beam energy spread in the TESLA linac must be small enough to limit the emittance dilution due to the dispersive effects.

This report summarizes the major sources of energy spread both for the TESLA linac and the TTF linac, where these estimations will be carefully checked with beam experiments. The first part recalls the intra-bunch energy spread while the second part looks into the bunch-to-bunch energy spread induced by rf field fluctuations within the bunch train and from pulse-to-pulse. 3 refs., 4 figs • Nemeschansky, D.; Yasnov, V.

2000-01-01 We calculate the background independent action for bosonic and supersymmetric open string field theory in a constant B-field. We also determine the tachyon effective action in the presence of constant B-field.

• Milar, Kendall 2014-03-01 In the nineteenth century physicists' understanding of the ether changed dramatically. New developments in thermodynamics, energy physics, and electricity and magnetism dictated new properties of the ether. These have traditionally been examined from the perspective of the scientists re-conceptualizing the ether. However Nikola Tesla, a prolific inventor and writer, presents a different picture of nineteenth century physics. Alongside the displays that showcased his inventions he presented alternative interpretations of physical, physiological and even psychical research. This is particularly evident in his telautomaton, a radio remote controlled boat. Vizitka na anglijskom yazike obrazec.

Oct 26, 2014  Transformator Tesla Taleh Ismayil. Unsubscribe from Taleh Ismayil? This feature is not available right now. Please try again later. Published on Oct 26, 2014.

This invention and Tesla's descriptions of it showcase some of his novel interpretations of physical theories. He offered a perspective on nineteenth century physics that focused on practical application instead of experiment. Sometimes the understanding of physical theories that Tesla reached was counterproductive to his own inventive work; other times he offered new insights. Tesla's utilitarian interpretation of physical theories suggests a more scientifically curious and invested inventor than previously described and a connection between the scientific and inventive communities. • Grabbe, E.; Maas, R.; Heller, M.; Denkhaus, H.; Buecheler, E. 1986-01-01 After having used a 2 Tesla prototype whole body scanner for about one and a half years, it is now possible to comment on the clinical value of high field strengths.

The methods and techniques employed are described. The problems arising from high field strengths are discussed and their effect on clinical diagnosis is indicated. (orig.) [de • Shiltsev, V. 1996-05-01 In this paper we study general requirements on impedances of the linear collider TESLA damping ring design. Quantitative consideration is performed for 17-km long 'dog-bone' ring. Beam dynamics in alternative options of 6.3 and 2.3-km long damping rings is briefly discussed. 5 refs., 2 tabs • van der Velden, T.A.