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	19	<div align="left"><b><font face="Arial,Helvetica"><font size="+3"><font
	20	color="#ff0000">B</font><font color="#000000">eams</font><font
	21	color="#ff0000"> </font><font color="#000000">for</font><font
	22	color="#ff0000"> European N</font><font color="#000000">eutrino </font><font
	23	color="#ff0000">E</font><font color="#000000">xperiments (</font><font
	24	color="#ff0000">BE</font></font></font></b><font size="+3"><font
	25	color="#cc0000">ν</font></font><b><font face="Arial,Helvetica"><font
	26	size="+3"><font color="#ff0000">E</font><font color="#000000">)</font></font></font></b>
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	32	<p align="center"> </p>
	33
	34	<hr width="100%"> <br>
	35	<font size="+3">Networking Activity:<b> <font color="#ff0000">N3</font></b></font>
	36	<br>
	37
	38	<blockquote><font size="+3">Topic:<b> <font color="#ff0000">Neutrino </font></b></font><font
	39	size="+3"><b><font color="#ff0000">beams of superior intensity and quality</font></b></font>
	40	<br>
	41	</blockquote>
	42	<font size="+3">Co-ordinator:<b> <font color="#ff0000">Vittorio Palladino
	43	(INFN-Napoli, Italy)</font></b></font>
	44	<p><i>Draft last updated 01/02/2003
	45	</i>This page prepared by : <a
	46	href="mailto://vittorio.palladino@cern.ch">Vittorio Palladino</a> <br>
	47	</p>
	48
	49	<hr width="100%"> <br>
	50	<font size="+1">Link to <a
	51	href="http://esgard.lal.in2p3.fr/esgard/Project/Activities/Networking/IA_forms">proposal
	52	part B</a> form prepared for the IA "Coordinating Accelerator Research in
	53	Europe"</font> <br>
	54	<font size="+1">Link to<b> </b><a
	55	href="http://esgard.lal.in2p3.fr/esgard/Project/Activities/Networking/EBNE_info.htm">more
	56	information</a> provided on the subjects covered by : N4</font> <br>
	57
	58	<hr width="100%"> <br>
	59	<b><font color="#009900"><font size="+2">Description:</font></font></b>
	60	<br>
	61	<br>
	62
	63	<table border="1" cols="1" width="100%" bgcolor="#ffffff">
	64	<caption><br>
	65	</caption><tbody>
	66
	67	</tbody> <tbody>
	68	<tr>
	69	<td><b><font color="#ff0000"><i><font color="#000000">NB Text in Italic
	70	should be viewed as preliminary generic text, likely to be replaced soon
	71	by a more specific and suitable formulation. </font></i><br>
	72	</font></b><i>Introduction and summary of the activity</i><br>
	73	<br>
	74	<b><font color="#ff0000"> <i>Short description meant as an
	75	input to  Table 2?</i></font><br>
	76	</b><br>
	77
	78	<div align="left"> Landmark discoveries have recently confirmed
	79	that <b>the investigation of the properties of neutrinos </b><font
	80	color="#000000"><small><small><big><big><big>(ν</big></big></big></small></small>)</font><b>
	81	</b><b>is and will be</b> <b>revealing to us fundamental and unique
	82	information on </b>the basic nature and texture of <b>fundamental matter</b>.
	83	We, the <a
	84	href="http://muonstoragerings.web.cern.ch/muonstoragerings/Welcome.html">Muon
	85	Study Groups, endorsed by ECFA </a>since 2000,  active since 1998,
	86	apply for EC support of our <b>Networking Activity. </b> Our mandate
	87	is <b>to prepare the evolution of European research in the field of <font
	88	color="#000000"><small><small><big><big><big>ν</big></big></big></small></small></font>
	89	physics</b> beyond the present CNGS facility.  Accelerator and particle
	90	physicists together and coherently intend to plan the technical effort,
	91	comparing the physics reach of the different approaches, while closely
	92	monitoring the rapid evolution of the field.  <br>
	93	</div>
	94	<br>
	95	While Europe is presently building a <font color="#000000"><small><small><big><big><big>ν</big></big></big></small></small></font><font
	96	size="-2">μ</font><small><small>  </small></small>facility (<b>CNGS</b>)
	97	based on a conventional π decay tunnel, the concept of a <b>Neutrino Factory</b>,
	98	novel multi-accelerator complex whose final stage is a high energy <big><big><font
	99	size="-2"><big><big>μ</big></big></font></big></big> storage & decay
	100	ring, has been proposed as the ultimate tool for precise study of <font
	101	color="#000000"><small><small><big><big><big><small>both</small> ν</big></big></big></small></small></font><font
	102	size="-2">μ</font><font color="#ff0000"> </font>& <font
	103	color="#000000"><small><small><big><big><big>ν<small><small>e </small></small></big></big></big></small></small></font>properties.
	104	Its high power p-driver would also offer, however, early on the way,
	105	the possibility of a <b>SuperBeam</b>, a superior conventional <font
	106	color="#000000"><small><small><big><big><big>ν</big></big></big></small></small></font><font
	107	size="-2">μ</font> beam (as well as of an  unprecedented facility
	108	for fundamental  experiments  with  slow <big><big><font
	109	size="-2"><big><big>μ</big></big></font></big></big>). In addition, the
	110	unique complentary physics reach of the <b>BetaBeam</b>, pure <font
	111	color="#000000"><small><small><big><big><big>ν</big></big></big></small></small></font><small>e</small>
	112	beam from a high energy storage & decay ring for β-active ions, has
	113	recently been pointed out at CERN, as a possible evolution of existing
	114	accelerators. Our NA will investigate coherently these few attractive main
	115	options<b>. </b>Integrating all the proposed studies<b>, we intend
	116	to outline a </b><b>road-map </b>of technical milestones<b> leading
	117	both to the most rewarding utilization of the existing facilities and to
	118	</b><b>the realization of the most attractive and intense new European
	119	</b><b> <font color="#000000"><small><small><big><big><big>ν</big></big></big></small></small></font></b><b>
	120	facility.  </b>Of this<b>, we intend to complete </b><b>a complete
	121	Conceptual Design Report</b><b> by 2008. </b>We intend to foster, prepare,
	122	launch and perform, assembling the necessary human and material resources,
	123	all the R&D and technical preparatory work indispensable to these achievements.<br>
	124	<br>
	125	<b><i><font color="#ff0000">Longer description to stay here?</font></i><br>
	126	</b><br>
	127	<b>The investigation of the properties of the <font
	128	color="#000000"><small><small><big><big><big>ν</big></big></big></small></small></font>,</b>
	129	70 years after its invention, 46 after the discovery of the <font
	130	color="#000000"><small><small><big><big><big><small>its first</small> ν</big></big></big></small></small></font><small>e</small>
	131	species , 27 after the first indirect evidence of its third and so far last
	132	<font color="#000000"><small><small><big><big><big>ν</big></big></big></small></small></font><small>τ
	133	</small>species, <b>is and will still long be</b> <b>revealing
	134	to us fundamental and unique information </b>on the basic nature and
	135	texture of fundamental matter. <br>
	136	<br>
	137	Recent experiments have established transitions in flight of one <b><font
	138	color="#000000"><small><small><big><big><big>ν</big></big></big></small></small></font></b>
	139	into another, very likely to be oscillations, over two independent long
	140	baselines (LBL), Thus <b><font color="#000000"><small><small><big><big><big>ν</big></big></big></small></small></font></b>
	141	<b>do have</b> non zero <b>mixing </b>rates <b>and </b>non zero <b>masses</b><b>.
	142	</b>The exceptional smallness of the masses points to the existence
	143	of <b>new fundamental physics </b>occurring at a very high-energy scale,
	144	providing indeed the first experimental data constraining it. The pattern
	145	of large mixings is likely to carry the imprint of this new specific physics
	146	and, even more importantly, points to the possibility of a <b>large leptonic
	147	CP violation phase</b>. If true, this may be a key ingredient in the understanding
	148	of the matter-antimatter asymmetry of the universe (including the existence
	149	of our own physical bodies!), rooting it in a fundamental <b>asymmetry
	150	of the mechanism of primordial lepto-genesis</b> by decay of very heavy
	151	<b><font color="#000000"><small><small><big><big><big>ν</big></big></big></small></small></font></b>.
	152	<br>
	153	<br>
	154	This opens a field of research which will last several decades,
	155	perform the complete mapping of the patterns of masses and mixings and
	156	culminate with the discovery of leptonic CP violation. Long baselines
	157	impose very high power, constraints on the physics at the new scale will
	158	come only from statistically significant data samples. <b>These studies
	159	will thus require an important investment in accelerator-based neutrino
	160	beams and experiments</b>, improving significantly the present facilities
	161	and/or developing new ones. <i>Proposed underground neutrino detector
	162	locations, both existing and new, will also need careful scrutiny.</i><br>
	163	<br>
	164	The present European program (CNGS) is expected to produce decisive
	165	evidence of nutau appearance. It will operate in 2006 and will, after that,
	166	benefit from R&D towards improved performance. In addition. not much
	167	later its operation, <b>we must have</b> a clear view of the nature, characteristics
	168	and logistics of the investments necessary for a further major upgrade
	169	of our discovery potential in this sector. <b> This Networking
	170	Activity</b> on neutrino beams, <b>integrating all the proposed studies,
	171	aims at developping</b>, from the present basic conceptual road map, <b>a
	172	true road-map of technical milestones for the realization </b><b>of  an
	173	upgraded and/or new European neutrino facility</b>. We plan to channel
	174	all our efforts towards the <b>global strategic objective </b>of submitting,
	175	to the  European funding agencies and laboratory Directors,  <b>a
	176	complete Conceptual Design Report (CDR ) of  such a facility by 2008</b>,
	177	that appears the earliest conceivable date for new significant investments
	178	in an European particle physics program. <b><br>
	179	<br>
	180	</b><b>We plan to  continue to investigate coherently</b> the
	181	requirements posed on accelerators by this long term program of experimental
	182	LBL neutrino physics, and to define and prepare, after HARP, MUSCAT and
	183	other current activities, the R&D necessary for <b>the our present few
	184	main options </b>of future <b><font color="#000000"><small><small><big><big><big>ν</big></big></big></small></small></font></b>
	185	beams of unprecedented intensity and quality. <font color="#cc0000">This
	186	implies a number of items to be assembled</font>.<br>
	187	<br>
	188	<font color="#cc0000">A.<b>Consensual physics requirements</b>, mainly
	189	emerging from collective studies of <b><small><small><big><big><big>ν</big></big></big></small></small></b>
	190	oscillation physics, on the ultimate reach of the CNGS and on the value of
	191	a Neutrino Factory,  Super-beam,  Beta-beam or combinations of
	192	them (but also on the value of additional powerful facilities made possible
	193	by a high power proton driver, slow muons and much  more).  It
	194	will have to take  into account the likely availability of funding and
	195	the state of the relevant technologies and provide indications on:
	196	<br>
	197	B.<b>The choice and design of a proton driver. </b>Several possibilities
	198	are being considered: Superconductive Proton Linacs and similar CW machines
	199	in linear or cyclotron mode and/or  Rapid Cycling Synchrotron.
	200	A careful study of the pros and cons of the various option, using the HARP
	201	data on particle production, could bring to definition of the baseline option
	202	<b>by NUFACT05 (</b><b>spring 2005</b>)<b> followed by complete design
	203	in view of the CDR</b>: <br>
	204	C. and D. <b>The design of a Target and Collection Station</b>. Considerable
	205	progress was achieved, in collaboration with the US, for the option
	206	of a liquid metal target with collection by a high field solenoid. This requires
	207	now the design and construction or refurbishment of large (20T or so) solenoid.
	208	Alternative options include other targets (liquid jet, solid levitating rings,
	209	solid granular targets) imbedded in a solenoid or a horn. Use of several
	210	target & horn systems in parallel is also proposed. <b>Work on a proposal
	211	to set up a </b><b>target test area (TTA)</b> in Europe including a beam,
	212	a liquid jet and a high field solenoid <b>is in progress</b>. <b>A proposal
	213	for a test area </b>to test the limits <b>of  horns </b>in term of rep.
	214	rate and sustainable beam power (resistance to radiation) <b>is also being
	215	prepared</b>. <b> A viable final design</b> of target and collection
	216	area <b>for 4->10 MW</b> beam power, perhaps the most formidable challenge
	217	of the entire program,  including aspects of safety, radiation and waste
	218	disposal, <b>may thus be achieved by 2008</b>. <br>
	219	D. <b>The design of the Neutrino Factory Front-end </b>(Ionization Cooling,
	220	Phase rotation) <b>and of acceleration. </b>The <b>MICE experiment is being
	221	proposed</b> and constitutes the major experimental effort in the area of
	222	muon cooling. <b>R&D</b> <b>towards </b>cheap, high peak power, pulsed
	223	<b>RF power sources and fast kickers with large acceptance</b><b> for
	224	future ring coolers is being undertaken</b>. Comparative studies will be
	225	necessary of the two different European and American preliminary baseline
	226	front end designs (tboth based on cooling), as well as of the Japanese scheme
	227	that relies on little or no cooling, by means of a cascade of  very
	228	large aperture (Fixed Field Alternated Gradient) accelerators.</font> <font
	229	color="#cc0000"><b>A viable final design</b> of the front end <b>can thus
	230	be achieved by 2008</b>. The acceleration scheme, with re-circulating linacs
	231	or with FFAG, must also be defined down to complete conceptual design. </font><br>
	232	<font color="#cc0000">E <b>A first design study of a Betabeam.</b><font
	233	color="#330033"> <font color="#cc0000">In preparation for that,</font></font>
	234	we are considering  target development studies at ISOLDE and possibly
	235	at at ISAC with high intensity proton bea,  pre-acceleration, accumulation
	236	and storage studies at existing facilities (TSL in Uppsala, ESR at GSI,
	237	LEIR at CERN), and low intensity test (possibly in the SPS) of the high
	238	energy accumulation scheme using stable ions. <b>This could result in ?????????????</b></font><font
	239	color="#cc0000"><br>
	240	It should finally be kept in view that the launch of neutrino detector studies
	241	and R&D, for future neutrino beams, will also become a necessity, at
	242	some point.<br>
	243	</font><br>
	244	Such a coherent and coordinated European program on neutrino
	245	beams will involve the large majority of the European experts in this
	246	field and will allow Europe to play a world leader role. It will enhance
	247	considerably the collaboration between accelerator physicists on the one
	248	hand and will develop a synergy between particle physicists and accelerator
	249	physicists on the other, ensuring the long-term sustainability of the field.<br>
	250	<br>
	251	Very limited resources are presently available in Europe for accelerator
	252	neutrino physics. The LHC crisis appears to inevitably imply reduced support
	253	from the European agencies, even to the approved CNGS program. <b>Decisive
	254	added  value would result, from </b>the <b>EC support </b>that we are
	255	requesting here, <b>to the strategic goal of producing a timely European
	256	initiative and leadership in the fondamental area of neutrino science</b>.
	257	This applies both to this Networking Activity and to R&D Projects. Among
	258	those,  HIPPI, proposed within this IA, and MICE, entering soon its
	259	final design phase, appear as the natural continuation of the R&D projects
	260	(MUSCAT, HARP and the first BNL-CERN target experiment) that, as ECFA Muon
	261	Study Groups, we have initiated in the recent past.  <br>
	262
	263	<br>
	264	</td>
	265	</tr>
	266
	267	</tbody>
	268	</table>
	269
	270	<p><b><font color="#009900"><font size="+2">Objectives and Work Packages:</font></font></b>
	271	<br>
	272	<br>
	273
	274	<table border="1" cols="1" width="100%" bgcolor="#ffffff">
	275	<caption><br>
	276	</caption><tbody>
	277
	278	</tbody> <tbody>
	279	<tr>
	280	<td><i>Summary of the objectives, described in terms of work packages
	281	(where relevant) <br>
	282	</i>The practical implementation of the program will be carried
	283	out by forming <b>the following specific working groups.</b><br>
	284	<i>A few words about Management and Communications should
	285	be inserted here?</i>
	286	<ul>
	287	<li><i></i><b>Physics demands on neutrino accelerator facilities</b><i>
	288	</i>Coordinator: <b>M. Mezzetto(Padova) </b><b> </b>shortname:
	289	<b>PHYSICS</b>
	290
	291	<table cellpadding="2" cellspacing="2" border="1" width="100%">
	292	<tbody>
	293	<tr>
	294	<td valign="top">
	295
	296
	297	<ul>
	298	<li>Monitor the development of the field of <font
	299	color="#ff0000">n</font>-physics (SNO, Kamland, K2K, NuMI, ) and identify
	300	the most rewarding experimental and technical strategy</li>
	301	<li>Follow closely realization & operation of the
	302	CNGS. Assess, at a later stage, gains in performance resulting from the HIPPI
	303	Joint Research Project, enhancements of neutrino yield per proton, in particular
	304	for future searches of the subdominant transition leading to nue appearance,
	305	ultimate intensity limitations. Explore nature, characteristics and logistics
	306	of the investments necessary for further major upgrades of the facilitiy<font
	307	color="#cc33cc">.</font><b>A. Guglielmi (Padova) </b><font
	308	color="#000000">is the <i>proposed </i></font><font color="#cc33cc"><font
	309	color="#000000">coordinator of this subset of the effort ...</font>..</font><br>
	310	</li>
	311	<li> Evaluate the impact on physics of <font
	312	color="#ff0000">n</font> beam characteristics (neutrino energy, baseline,
	313	power & flux, energy spread, beam emittance, timing) for different
	314	type of beam (Superbeam, Neutrino Factory, Betabeam).  Define a
	315	strategy of successive measurements of neutrino oscillation rates with
	316	different beams and baselines capable of a complete mapping of the mixing
	317	matrix overcoming ambiguities, correlations & degeneracies.   </li>
	318
	319	</ul>
	320
	321
	322
	323	<ul>
	324	<li> Identify realistic and concrete future options
	325	building on existing or planned european accelerator facilities and undergound
	326	neutrino detector laboratories (LNGS, Frejus etc). </li>
	327	<li>Keep other interesting physics in view; in particular
	328	foster the design of a new high intensity slow muon facility <b>A. V. der
	329	Schaaf (Zurich)</b> is the <i>proposed </i>coordinator of this subset
	330	of the effort.<font color="#cc33cc">........................  all this
	331	is being  properly reformulated by the Coordinator  ......</font>
	332	<a
	333	href="file:///C:/Documents%20and%20Settings/Administrator/Documenti/copia%20condivisa%20su%20pcpalladino2/EU%20application/Network,%20TARGETS.doc"><font
	334	color="#cc33cc"><font color="#993399">more detailed text from him WILL ALSO
	335	SOON BE available her</font>e.</font></a></li>
	336	<li><font color="#cc0000">Study the optimization of future
	337	n beams in terms of beam energy, beam structure, composition, flux, emittance,
	338	baseline etc. Study a design of the different beam options capable to reduce
	339	at minimum systematic errors.</font></li>
	340	<li><font color="#cc0000">Study the coherence of the
	341	neutrino detector(s) located close to the Superbeam decay tunnel with the
	342	beam instrumentationin target/collector/tunnel/dump areas.</font><font
	343	color="#cc0000">Do the same for the Neutrino Factory and the Beta Beam.</font><font
	344	color="#cc0000"><br>
	345	</font> </li>
	346	<li><font color="#cc0000">Monitor the development of
	347	the field of </font><font color="#cc0000">n-physics (SNO, Kamland, K2K,
	348	MiniBoone and further). Their results will provide the necessary information
	349	for the process of optimization.<br>
	350	</font> </li>
	351	<li><font color="#cc0000">Define a strategy of successive
	352	measurements in the different beams capable of a complete mapping of the
	353	mixing matrix, including in particular the CP violating phase delta, overcoming
	354	ambiguities, correlations & degeneracies. Define the possible synergies
	355	between SuperBeams, BetaBeams and Neutrino Factories.</font></li>
	356	<li><font color="#cc0000">CNGS ????</font> <font
	357	color="#cc0000">(A possible formulation: in collaboration with the experiments
	358	consider it among the players of the previous topic)</font><br>
	359	</li>
	360
	361	</ul>
	362
	363	<ul>
	364	<li><font color="#cc0000"> Identify realistic and concrete
	365	future options building on existing or planned european accelerator facilities
	366	and undergound neutrino detector laboratories (LNGS, Frejus etc).</font></li>
	367	<li><font color="#cc0000">Identify
	368	and promote a serie of ancillary experiments devoted to reduce the experimental
	369	systematic errors:  measurements of neutrino cross sections, particle
	370	identification, charge identification etc.<br>
	371	</font> </li>
	372	<li><font color="#cc0000">Implement the results of dedicated
	373	experiments (Muscat, Harp) in the simulation Monte Carlo codes. Promote
	374	the developing of MonteCarlo codes suitable to the simulation of the future
	375	beam lines.<br>
	376	</font> </li>
	377	<li><font color="#cc0000">Keep other interesting physics
	378	in view; in particular foster the design of a new high intensity slow muon
	379	facility <b>A. V. der Schaaf (Zurich)</b> is the <i>proposed </i>coordinator
	380	of this subset of the effort.</font></li>
	381
	382	</ul>
	383
	384	</td>
	385	</tr>
	386
	387
	388	</tbody>
	389
	390	</table>
	391	</li>
	392	<li><b>Present neutrino facilities: CNGS and its upgrades</b><i>
	393	Proposed </i>Coordinator:<b> A. Guglielmi (Padova) </b> <i>proposed
	394	</i>shortname: <b>CNGS</b>       <b>............
	395	MOVED ABOVE .... IT WILL DISAPPEAR IF NO NEW CIRCUMSTANCES ARISES </b>
	396
	397
	398	<table cellpadding="2" cellspacing="2" border="1" width="100%">
	399	<tbody>
	400	<tr>
	401	<td valign="top">
	402
	403
	404	<ul>
	405	<li><br>
	406	</li>
	407
	408	</ul>
	409	</td>
	410	</tr>
	411
	412
	413	</tbody>
	414
	415	</table>
	416	</li>
	417	<li><b>High Power proton drivers</b> Coordinator:<b> P.
	418	Debu (CEA) </b>shortname: <b>DRIVER</b>
	419
	420
	421	<table cellpadding="2" cellspacing="2" border="1" width="100%">
	422	<tbody>
	423	<tr>
	424	<td valign="top">
	425
	426
	427	<ul>
	428	<li>Perform the studies of the several critical elements
	429	demanded for R&D towards high intensity proton drivers:
	430
	431
	432
	433
	434
	435
	436	a reliable intense source of H- ions,
	437
	438
	439
	440
	441
	442
	443
	444
	445
	446
	447	a very fast beam chopper
	448	to select the bunches to be injected inside the following synchrotron buckets,
	449
	450
	451
	452
	453
	454
	455	the various accelerating structures, drift tube linacs, hybrid drift
	456	tube linacs, coupled cavities, side coupled linacs, low b superconducting
	457	structures, the RF system
	458
	459	the high intensity beam diagnostics and a very precise beam dynamics
	460	simulation code to estimate the beam halo and losses </li>
	461	<li>Share the expertise among the various laboratories
	462	and establish a common R&D strategy</li>
	463	<li>Assess and disseminate the results of the Joint Research
	464	Project on High Intensity Pulsed Proton Injectors (HIPPI) which is proposed
	465	within this IA (I3).  </li>
	466	<li>Progress on the conceptual design of  a Rapid
	467	Cycling Synchrotron ring alternative and/or complementary to Superconducting
	468	Proton Linac  <font color="#cc33cc">.................. all this is
	469	to be revised, refined and finalized  by the Coordinator  .</font><a
	470	href="file:///C:/Documents%20and%20Settings/Administrator/Documenti/copia%20condivisa%20su%20pcpalladino2/EU%20application/Network,%20TARGETS.doc"><font
	471	color="#cc33cc"><font color="#993399">more detailed text from him available
	472	her</font>e.</font></a></li>
	473
	474	</ul>
	475	</td>
	476	</tr>
	477
	478
	479	</tbody>
	480
	481	</table>
	482	</li>
	483	<li><b>High power targets (concept, materials, installations)</b> Coordinator<b>
	484	R.Bennett (RAL) </b><b> </b>shortname: <b>TARGET</b>
	485
	486
	487	<table cellpadding="2" cellspacing="2" border="1" width="100%">
	488	<tbody>
	489	<tr>
	490	<td><font color="#cc33cc"> </font>
	491
	492
	493
	494	<ul>
	495	<li>Review the oustandingly severe technical problems
	496	in dissipating high power densities in targets for the proposed neutrino
	497	factories 1)  effective heat removal  2) sustainability of
	498	severe pulsing shock waves 3) operation in large B field  4) integration
	499	in densely packed general layout 5) guarantee of safety in operation,
	500	maintenance & disposal </li>
	501	<li>Review merits & limitations of main leading
	502	technologies (molten metal jet or contained flow, tantalum spheres,  rotating
	503	bands ... ), none yet conclusively shown to work. Explore all new emerging
	504	options.  </li>
	505	<li>Define an R&D roadmap towards solutions capable
	506	to overcome limitations, actively liasing with similar efforts for pulsed
	507	neutron facilities and radioactive beam facilities, in Europe, the USA
	508	and Japan .</li>
	509	<li>Form R&D project collaborations aiming at proving
	510	realistic, safe and economic feasibility of one or more option.
	511	NB the target sector apperas as the one most dangerous potential show stopper
	512	at the moment!  <font color="#cc33cc">.................. all this
	513	is to be revised, refined and finalized  by the Coordinator  .</font>
	514	<a
	515	href="file:///C:/Documents%20and%20Settings/Administrator/Documenti/copia%20condivisa%20su%20pcpalladino2/EU%20application/Network,%20TARGETS.doc"><font
	516	color="#cc33cc"><font color="#993399">more detailed text from him available
	517	her</font>e.</font></a></li>
	518	<li>The following issues need to be addressed:<br>
	519	<br>
	520	1.    Thermal dissipation and distribution in the target due
	521	to the beam<br>
	522	2.    Thermal dissipation and distribution in the beam dump
	523	due to the beam<br>
	524	3.    Thermal dissipation and distribution in the surroundings
	525	– horn, solenoid etc.<br>
	526	4.    Radiation damage to the target<br>
	527	5.    Radiation damage to the beam dump<br>
	528	6.    Radiation damage to the surroundings – horn, solenoid
	529	etc.<br>
	530	7.    Thermal cooling studies for the different target designs
	531	and the beam dump<br>
	532	Impact on the surroundings – horn, solenoid etc.<br>
	533	Water cooling requirements; activity in water. Helium cooling and activity.<br>
	534	8.    Nuclear radiation heating and cooling in the target
	535	and the surroundings<br>
	536	9.    Evolution of gases from the targets and surroundings.
	537	<br>
	538	Assess radioactive inventory and disposal.<br>
	539	10.    Shock stress in solid targets and lifetime<br>
	540	11.    Effects of pulsed proton beam on mercury jets<br>
	541	12.    Effects of pulsed proton beam on contained flowing
	542	mercury targets<br>
	543	13.    Effects of the magnetic field on the jet, contained
	544	mercury and rotating band targets<br>
	545	14.    Mechanical design and maintenance of each target design
	546	and the beam dump<br>
	547	The impact on the surroundings – horn, solenoid etc.<br>
	548	15.    Disposal of radioactive items<br>
	549	16.    Are proton and pion beam windows required? <br>
	550	Design of proton beam windows at this intensity<br>
	551	17.    Health and Safety issues – radiation and chemical (with
	552	mercury)<br>
	553	18.    Safety legislation - requirements<br>
	554	</li>
	555
	556	</ul>
	557	</td>
	558	</tr>
	559
	560
	561	</tbody>
	562
	563	</table>
	564	</li>
	565	<li><b>High power collection systems (horns, solenoids, etc)</b><i>
	566	</i>Coordinator<b>  J. E. Campagne (LAL) </b><i> </i>shortname:
	567	<b>COLLECTOR</b>
	568
	569	<table cellpadding="2" cellspacing="2" border="1" width="100%">
	570	<tbody>
	571	<tr>
	572	<td><font color="#cc33cc"> </font>
	573
	574
	575
	576	<ul>
	577	<li>Study limitations of the present technologies
	578
	579
	580
	581
	582
	583
	584
	585
	586
	587
	588	consequences of high
	589	power dissipation in targets for the design of collection systems
	590
	591
	592
	593
	594
	595
	596
	597	resistance of different materials proposed  for
	598	collectors operating under severe radiation condition
	599
	600
	601
	602
	603
	604
	605	simulated predictions  of thermal stress, mechanical stresses
	606	and fatigue from  neutron irradiation
	607
	608
	609
	610
	611
	612	</li>
	613	<li>Estimate reliably  lifetime expectations under
	614	unprecedented operation conditions (highly radiactive enviroments at high
	615	repetetition rate).
	616
	617
	618	</li>
	619	<li>compare focusing and collection capabilities of the
	620	few main options of collection systems, as simulated by the few main existing
	621	codes</li>
	622	<li>define, in collaboration with the TARGET team,
	623	a viable solution to all the integration problems imposed by the need of
	624	locating the target inside the collector</li>
	625	<li>form R&D projects and establish collaborations
	626	for the design and test of horns and other collection systems,.as they
	627	are likely to evolve to cope with increasingly severe conditions, from
	628	the present conventional beams up to full power neutrino factories
	629	<font color="#cc33cc">........................ </font><font
	630	color="#cc33cc"> a</font><font color="#cc33cc">ll this is to be revised,
	631	refined and finalized  by the Coordinator  .</font>  <a
	632	href="file:///C:/Documents%20and%20Settings/Administrator/Documenti/copia%20condivisa%20su%20pcpalladino2/EU%20application/Network,%20TARGETS.doc"><font
	633	color="#cc33cc"><font color="#993399">more detailed text from him available
	634	her</font>e.</font></a></li>
	635	<li><font color="#cc0000">The major motivation of a Network
	636	Activity and also R&D studies in this field  is that the collection
	637	system for the future neutrino beams will have to keep up with unprecendent
	638	challenging conditions as such as 1) more than one order magnitude more electric
	639	stresses (expressed in A.Hz) than the MiniBOON Horn and  more than two
	640	orders of magnitudes than the present K2K Horn and the future NuMI and CNGS
	641	Horns and 2) a huge rapid neutron flux 10^22n/cm^2/6weeks due to the necessary
	642	integration of the TARGET inside the COLLECTOR system. The NA will attack
	643	the challenge by</font> </li>
	644	<li><font color="#cc0000"> Defining, in collaboration with
	645	the TARGET team,  a viable solution to all the integration problems
	646	imposed by the need of locating the target inside the collector: neutron
	647	radiation, heat load...</font></li>
	648	<li><font color="#cc0000"> Comparing focusing and collection
	649	capabilities of the few main options of collection systems, as simulated
	650	by the few main existing codes</font></li>
	651	<li><font color="#cc0000"> Conducting particle production
	652	and collection simulations using different Monte Carlo programs: GEANT, MARS,... </font></li>
	653	<li><font color="#cc0000"> Conducting simulation of
	654	thermal and mechanical stresses of the collection systems to define the critical
	655	points </font></li>
	656	<li><font color="#cc0000"> Studing resistance of different
	657	materials proposed  for collectors operating under severe radiation
	658	conditions</font></li>
	659	<li><font color="#cc0000"> Studing the cooling system to
	660	optimize  the operating heating temperature of the alloy </font></li>
	661	<li><font color="#cc0000"> Estimating reliably  lifetime
	662	expectations under unprecedented operation conditions (highly radioactive
	663	enviroments at high repetetition rate). </font></li>
	664	<li><font color="#cc0000"> Proposing R&D projects and
	665	establishing collaborations for the design and test of horns and other collection
	666	systems, as they are likely to evolve to cope with increasingly severe conditions,
	667	from the present conventional beams up to full power neutrino factories </font></li>
	668	<li><br>
	669	</li>
	670
	671	</ul>
	672	</td>
	673	</tr>
	674
	675
	676	</tbody>
	677
	678	</table>
	679	</li>
	680	<li><b>Muon Front End (ionization cooling , phase rotatiion etc
	681	) </b>Coordinator:<b> R. Edgecock (RAL)  </b><b> </b>shortname: <b>COOLING</b>
	682
	683
	684	<table cellpadding="2" cellspacing="2" border="1" width="100%">
	685	<tbody>
	686	<tr>
	687	<td valign="top"><font color="#cc33cc"> </font>
	688
	689
	690
	691	<ul>
	692	<li>Develop the baseline European  design of the
	693	muon front end, including more realistic RF and B fields and engineering
	694	context.</li>
	695	<li>Investigate alternative front end designs, ranging
	696	from extended (cooling rings) to no application of cooling. <br>
	697	</li>
	698	<li>Establish, through detailed simulation,  plans
	699	for additional experiments in MICE beyond its baseline plans</li>
	700	<li>Assess the potential of MICE as a general tool to
	701	measure emittance reduction of  a variety of front end designs. </li>
	702	<li>Outline the road map for assessing muon front ends
	703	and defining the R&D towards the realization of one</li>
	704	<li>Consolidate the links with the front end R&D
	705	geoups  in US and Japan <font color="#cc33cc">.......................
	706	</font><font color="#cc33cc"> a</font><font color="#cc33cc">ll
	707	this is to be revised, refined and finalized  by the Coordinator
	708	.</font>  <a
	709	href="file:///C:/Documents%20and%20Settings/Administrator/Documenti/copia%20condivisa%20su%20pcpalladino2/EU%20application/Network,%20TARGETS.doc"><font
	710	color="#cc33cc"><font color="#993399">more detailed text from him available
	711	her</font>e.</font></a></li>
	712
	713	</ul>
	714
	715
	716
	717	</td>
	718	</tr>
	719
	720
	721	</tbody>
	722
	723	</table>
	724	</li>
	725	<li><b>Beta-beams R&D (ion sources, acceleration, storage)</b><i>
	726	</i>Coordinator: <b>M. Lindroos(CERN) </b><b> </b>shortname:
	727	<b>BETABEAM</b>
	728
	729	<table width="100%" border="1" cellspacing="2" cellpadding="2">
	730	<tbody>
	731	<tr>
	732	<td valign="top">
	733
	734
	735	<ul>
	736	<li>A "green field" study of a betabeam facility to
	737	establish limits imposed by using existing facilities and to create
	738	a site independent alternative </li>
	739	<li> A R&D roadmap including preparation (or execution,
	740	where possible) of R&D project collaborations, like
	741
	742
	743
	744	1) target development studies
	745	at ISOLDE with possible tests at ISAC with high intensity proton beam
	746
	747
	748
	749	2) pre-acceleration, accumulation
	750	and storage studies at existing facilities (TSL in Uppsala, ESR at GSI,
	751	LEIR at CERN)
	752
	753	3) low intensity test (in the SPS ? )
	754	of the high energy accumulation scheme using stable ions</li>
	755	<li>Preparation of a proposal for a Design Study of all
	756	different parts of a complete beta beam facility.      <font
	757	color="#cc33cc">.......................  </font><font
	758	color="#cc33cc"> a</font><font color="#cc33cc">ll this is to be revised,
	759	refined and finalized  by the Coordinator  .</font>  <a
	760	href="file:///C:/Documents%20and%20Settings/Administrator/Documenti/copia%20condivisa%20su%20pcpalladino2/EU%20application/Network,%20TARGETS.doc"><font
	761	color="#cc33cc"><font color="#993399">more detailed text from him available
	762	her</font>e.</font></a>
	763	</li>
	764
	765	</ul>
	766	</td>
	767	</tr>
	768
	769	</tbody>
	770
	771	</table>
	772	</li>
	773
	774	</ul>
	775
	776	<ul>
	777
	778	</ul>
	779	</td>
	780	</tr>
	781
	782	</tbody>
	783	</table>
	784	</p>
	785
	786	<p><b><font color="#009900"><font size="+2">Contracting Participants:</font></font></b>
	787	<br>
	788
	789	<table width="100%" cols="5" border="1" bgcolor="#ffffff">
	790	<tbody>
	791	<tr>
	792	<td width="6" align="center"><b>Participant number</b></td>
	793	<td align="center"><b>Organisation name <br>
	794	</b> <b>(and short name)</b></td>
	795	<td align="center" width="6"><b>Local responsible</b> <b>and
	796	team members, number of FTE (incl. associated members)</b></td>
	797	<td align="center"><b>Interests, expertise </b> <b>(and
	798	relevant WPs)</b></td>
	799	<td align="center"><b>Associated members (short names), number
	800	of FTEs</b></td>
	801	</tr>
	802	<tr>
	803	<td align="center">1  (co-ordinator)</td>
	804	<td align="center">Sezione <br>
	805	INFN<br>
	806	Napoli, Italy<br>
	807	<b>(INFN-<font color="#ff0000">nu</font></b>)<br>
	808	</td>
	809	<td align="center" width="6">Vittorio.Palladino@napoli.infn.it<font
	810	color="#3366ff"> <br>
	811	<a
	812	href="file:///C:/Documents%20and%20Settings/Administrator/Documenti/copia%20condivisa%20su%20pcpalladino2/EU%20application/NAComposition">>8
	813	scientists, >0,7 FTE</a><br>
	814	</font></td>
	815	<td align="justify"> <font
	816	face="Times New Roman, Times, serif"><small>Organization co-ordinating
	817	a consortium of physicists fr</small></font><font
	818	face="Times New Roman, Times, serif" size="-1">om Italian Universities and
	819	Sezioni INFN (see Table below) contributing long term expertise in the
	820	field of neutrino physics, experiments & beams (design, detailed simulation,
	821	operation and analysis of their data), involved in several major R&D
	822	projects in progress (HARP,MICE). It will contribute  to  the
	823	<b>general </b>steering </font><font size="-1">and to the <b>PHYSICS,
	824	COLLECTOR, COOLING and BETABEAM</b> WPs</font><br>
	825	</td>
	826	<td align="center"><font color="#3366ff">Padova, Genova,
	827	Legnaro, Milano and possibly more<br>
	828	<br>
	829	</font></td>
	830	</tr>
	831	<tr>
	832	<td align="center">2</td>
	833	<td>
	834
	835	<div align="center"> Laboratori. Nazionali<br>
	836	INFN, Frascati, Italy <br>
	837	(<b>LNF</b>)</div>
	838	</td>
	839	<td width="6" align="center">Michele.Castellano or<br>
	840	Mauro.Migliorati@lnf.infn.it <font color="#3366ff"><a
	841	href="file:///C:/Documents%20and%20Settings/Administrator/Documenti/copia%20condivisa%20su%20pcpalladino2/EU%20application/NAComposition"><br>
	842	3 scientists, 0,6 FTE</a><br>
	843	</font><br>
	844	</td>
	845	<td align="justify">
	846	<div align="justify"><small>T<font size="-1">he Laboratory will contribute
	847	to the studies of </font></small><font size="-1"><b>COOLING </b>techniques
	848	both theoretical (simulation, design) and experimental (measurements of
	849	emittances) as well as to the <b>general </b>steering <i>(and to the <b>PHYSICS
	850	</b></i></font><small><font size="-1"
	851	face="Times New Roman, Times, serif"><small><i>WP</i>').</small></font></small></div>
	852	</td>
	853	<td align="center"><font color="#3366ff"> </font><font
	854	color="#3366ff"> <br>
	855	<br>
	856	</font></td>
	857	</tr>
	858	<tr>
	859	<td align="center">3<br>
	860	<br>
	861	</td>
	862	<td align="center">CERN, Geneva, Switzerland<br>
	863	<b>(CERN)</b><br>
	864	</td>
	865	<td width="6" align="center">Helmut.Haseroth@cern.ch<br>
	866	<a
	867	href="file:///C:/Documents%20and%20Settings/Administrator/Documenti/copia%20condivisa%20su%20pcpalladino2/EU%20application/NAComposition">12
	868	scientists, 1,75 FTE</a><br>
	869	</td>
	870	<td align="justify"><font size="-1">The Laboratory has made
	871	together with other European labs a feasibility study for a Neutrino Factory
	872	and is currently building the next European neutrino beam (CNGS). It will
	873	provide expertise and some leadership in the R&D for a neutrino factory
	874	in general and specifically in target technology. Theoretical and experimental
	875	among the users physicists will be contributing leading expertise in the
	876	field of neutrino physics, experiments & beams and promotion of betabeam
	877	studies. Depending on the requirements excellent test beams may be available.
	878	</font><font face="Times New Roman, Times, serif" size="-1">It will
	879	contribute  to  the <b>general </b>steering </font><font
	880	size="-1">and to the <b>TARGET, COLLECTOR, COOLING, BETABEAM</b></font>
	881	<font size="-1">WPs</font> <font size="-1"><i>and  probably
	882	more</i></font>. </td>
	883	<td align="center"><font color="#3366ff"> </font><font
	884	color="#3366ff"><br>
	885	</font></td>
	886	</tr>
	887	<tr>
	888	<td valign="top" align="center"><br>
	889	<br>
	890	<br>
	891	4<br>
	892	<br>
	893	</td>
	894	<td valign="top" align="center"> Univ. of Geneva,  Geneva,
	895	Switzerland<br>
	896	<b>(CH-<font color="#ff0000">nu</font>)<br>
	897	</b><br>
	898	</td>
	899	<td valign="top" width="6" align="center">Alain.Blondel@unige.ch
	900	or Andre.Rubbia@cern.ch<a
	901	href="file:///C:/Documents%20and%20Settings/Administrator/Documenti/copia%20condivisa%20su%20pcpalladino2/EU%20application/NAComposition"><br>
	902	2 scientists, ? FTE</a><br>
	903	</td>
	904	<td valign="top" align="justify"><font size="-1"> Organization
	905	coordinating a consortium of physicists from Swiss Universities (including
	906	ETH and Zurich) contributing long term expertise in the field of neutrino
	907	physics, experiments &  beams (design, detailed simulation, operation
	908	and analysis of their data), expertise in horn technology and in the
	909	field of intense low energy muon beams and leadership in the experimental
	910	studies of muon ionisation cooling,.   It will contribute
	911	to  the <b>general </b>steering and to the <b>PHYSICS, TARGET, HORN,
	912	COOLING </b>WPs <i>and  probably more</i></font>.<br>
	913	</td>
	914	<td valign="top" align="center"><font color="#3366ff"><br>
	915	<br>
	916	Zurich, ETH?,      Novosibirsk?<br>
	917	<br>
	918	</font></td>
	919	</tr>
	920	<tr>
	921	<td valign="top" align="center"><br>
	922	5<br>
	923	<br>
	924	</td>
	925	<td valign="top">
	926
	927	<div align="center"> Paul Scherrer Institute, Villigen, Switzerland<br>
	928	<b>(PSI</b>)<br>
	929	</div>
	930	<br>
	931	</td>
	932	<td valign="top" width="6" align="center">Knud.Thomsen@psi.ch<br>
	933	<a
	934	href="file:///C:/Documents%20and%20Settings/Administrator/Documenti/copia%20condivisa%20su%20pcpalladino2/EU%20application/NAComposition">2
	935	scientists, 0,2 FTE</a><br>
	936	</td>
	937	<td valign="top" align="justify"><small> The Laboratory operates
	938	the highest power proton machine presently available and can </small><font
	939	size="-1">contribute long term expertise in most sectors</font><small>. It
	940	will specifically contribute to the <b>general </b>steering and to the studies
	941	of <b>TARGET </b>technologies. </small><small> </small><br>
	942	</td>
	943	<td valign="top" align="center"><font color="#3366ff"> <br>
	944	</font></td>
	945	</tr>
	946	<tr>
	947	<td valign="top" align="center"><br>
	948	<br>
	949	6<br>
	950	</td>
	951	<td valign="top" align="center"> Rutherford Appleton Laboratory,
	952	Didcot,UK<br>
	953	<b>(CCLRC)</b><br>
	954	</td>
	955	<td valign="top" width="6" align="center">P.R.Norton@rl.ac.uk
	956	or  K.Peach@rl.ac.uk<br>
	957	<a
	958	href="file:///C:/Documents%20and%20Settings/Administrator/Documenti/copia%20condivisa%20su%20pcpalladino2/EU%20application/NAComposition">?
	959	scientists, ? FTE</a><br>
	960	</td>
	961	<td valign="top" align="justify"><small> T<font
	962	size="-1">he Laboratory will contribute to the studies towards a Neutrino
	963	factory in general, and specifically to studies of proton drivers and
	964	targets. It is providing the home and the technical and human resources
	965	to make experimental studies of muon ionisation cooling possible. </font><i><font
	966	color="#ff0000" size="-1">Infrastructure providing access?</font></i></small><font
	967	size="-1"> It will contribute to the <b>general </b>steeering and to the
	968	<b>PHYSICS, DRIVER, TARGET, COOLING </b>WPs <i>and probably more ....</i>
	969	<font face="Times New Roman, Times, serif"> <i> </i></font><i><font
	970	color="#3366ff">to be revised by the local responsible</font></i></font><br>
	971	</td>
	972	<td valign="top" align="center"><font color="#3366ff"> all
	973	the UK Universities?<br>
	974	<br>
	975	ITEP?<br>
	976	<br>
	977	<br>
	978	</font></td>
	979	</tr>
	980	<tr>
	981	<td valign="top" align="center"><br>
	982	<br>
	983	7<br>
	984	</td>
	985	<td valign="top" align="center"> Imperial College, London,
	986	UK<br>
	987	<b>(UK-</b><b><font color="#ff0000">nu</font></b><b>)</b><br>
	988	</td>
	989	<td valign="top" width="6" align="center">Kenneth.Long@ic.ac.uk<br>
	990	<a
	991	href="file:///C:/Documents%20and%20Settings/Administrator/Documenti/copia%20condivisa%20su%20pcpalladino2/EU%20application/NAComposition">? scientists,
	992	? FTE</a>  <br>
	993	<br>
	994	</td>
	995	<td valign="top"><small> Organization coordinating a consortium
	996	of physicists from UK Universities, including Oxford <i>and who else?,</i>
	997	contributing long term expertise in the field of neutrino physics, experiments
	998	& beams), involved in most major R&D projects in progress (HARP,
	999	MUSCAT, MICE).</small><small> </small><font size="-1">It will contribute
	1000	to  the <b>general </b>steeering and to the  <b>PHYSICS, DRIVER,
	1001	TARGET, COOLING </b>WPs <i>and probably more.</i> <font
	1002	face="Times New Roman, Times, serif">  </font><i><font
	1003	color="#3366ff">to be revised by the local responsible</font></i></font><br>
	1004	</td>
	1005	<td valign="top" align="center"><font color="#3366ff"> Oxford?
	1006	A few more?<br>
	1007	<br>
	1008	</font></td>
	1009	</tr>
	1010	<tr>
	1011	<td valign="top" align="center"><br>
	1012	8<br>
	1013	<br>
	1014	</td>
	1015	<td valign="top" align="center"> Forschungszentrum, Julich,
	1016	Germany <br>
	1017	<b>(FZJ)</b><br>
	1018	</td>
	1019	<td valign="top" width="6" align="center">g.bauer@fz-juelich.de<br>
	1020	<a
	1021	href="file:///C:/Documents%20and%20Settings/Administrator/Documenti/copia%20condivisa%20su%20pcpalladino2/EU%20application/NAComposition">?
	1022	scientists, ? FTE</a><br>
	1023	</td>
	1024	<td valign="top">
	1025	<div align="justify"><small><small><small> The Laboratory will contribute
	1026	to the <b>general </b>steering and to studies of </small></small></small><small>high
	1027	power</small><small><small><small><b> TARGETry </b></small></small>and related
	1028	technologies with emphasis on liquid metal targets and their enclosure. The
	1029	main sectors will be:</small><small> studies relating to the effects of pressure
	1030	wave mitigation in targets exposed to intense short pulses of energetic particles;</small><small>
	1031	radiation effects in target walls and on the wall-liquid interface;</small><small>
	1032	fluid dynamics and thermal hydraulics/ thermomechanics</small><small>, spallation
	1033	products and associated technology issues;</small><small> loop components,
	1034	diagnostics and remote handling issues;</small><small> waste management</small>.<small><small>
	1035	</small><font size="-1"><small><i><font color="#3366ff">to be revised
	1036	by the local responsible</font></i></small></font></small><br>
	1037	</div>
	1038	</td>
	1039	<td valign="top" align="center"><font color="#3366ff"><br>
	1040	</font>Institute of Physics, University of Latvia(IPUL), <br>
	1041	<br>
	1042	<br>
	1043	NRG, Petten, NL<br>
	1044	</td>
	1045	</tr>
	1046	<tr>
	1047	<td valign="top" align="center"><br>
	1048	9<br>
	1049	</td>
	1050	<td valign="top" align="center">GSI (Gesellshaft fur Schwerionenforschung)<br>
	1051	Darmstadt, Germany<br>
	1052	<b>(GSI)</b><br>
	1053	</td>
	1054	<td valign="top" width="6" align="center">B.Franzke@gsi.de<br>
	1055	<a
	1056	href="file:///C:/Documents%20and%20Settings/Administrator/Documenti/copia%20condivisa%20su%20pcpalladino2/EU%20application/NAComposition">5
	1057	scientists, 0,5 FTE</a>  <br>
	1058	</td>
	1059	<td valign="top" align="justify"><small> The Laboratory will
	1060	contribute to the studies of beam dynamics in general, high intensity
	1061	phenomena, beam stability</small><small><font size="-1"
	1062	face="Times New Roman, Times, serif"><small>. Main interest is in the <b>general
	1063	</b>steering and  in the <b>BETABEAM </b>WP. .</small></font><font
	1064	size="-1" face="Times New Roman, Times, serif"><small>.. </small></font></small><small><font
	1065	size="-1" face="Times New Roman, Times, serif"><small><i><small> </small><font
	1066	size="-1"><i><font color="#3366ff">to be revised by the local responsible</font></i></font></i></small></font></small><br>
	1067	</td>
	1068	<td valign="top" align="center"><font color="#3366ff"> <br>
	1069	</font></td>
	1070	</tr>
	1071	<tr>
	1072	<td valign="top" align="center"><br>
	1073	10<br>
	1074	</td>
	1075	<td valign="top" align="center"> Technical University Muenchen,
	1076	Germany<br>
	1077	<b>(D-</b><b><font color="#ff0000">nu</font></b><b>)</b><br>
	1078	</td>
	1079	<td valign="top" width="6" align="center">Manfred.Lindner@ph.tu-muenchen.de<br>
	1080	<a
	1081	href="file:///C:/Documents%20and%20Settings/Administrator/Documenti/copia%20condivisa%20su%20pcpalladino2/EU%20application/NAComposition">5
	1082	scientists, 2,05 FTE</a><br>
	1083	</td>
	1084	<td valign="top">
	1085	<div align="justify"> <font size="-1">Organization grouping around it
	1086	a consortium of physicists from Germany Universities, <i>including Dortmund</i>,
	1087	contributing long term expertise in the field of neutrino <i>and muon
	1088	</i>physics and experiments.  It will contribute to the <b>general
	1089	</b>steering and studies of the <b>PHYSICS </b>potential of future
	1090	long baseline experiments. The studies aim at guiding the exploration, planning
	1091	and construction of conceivable setups by identifying the capabilities and
	1092	the crucial components and limitations.<br>
	1093	</font></div>
	1094	</td>
	1095	<td valign="top">
	1096	<i>Dortmund? </i><br>
	1097	</td>
	1098	</tr>
	1099	<tr>
	1100	<td valign="top" align="center"><br>
	1101	11<br>
	1102	<br>
	1103	</td>
	1104	<td valign="top" align="center"><br>
	1105	CEA/DSM/DAPNIA, Saclay, France (CEA)<br>
	1106	<b>(CEA</b><b>)</b><br>
	1107	</td>
	1108	<td valign="top" width="6" align="center">pascal.debu@cea.fr<a
	1109	href="file:///C:/Documents%20and%20Settings/Administrator/Documenti/copia%20condivisa%20su%20pcpalladino2/EU%20application/NAComposition"><br>
	1110	17 scientists, 2,0 FTE</a><br>
	1111	</td>
	1112	<td valign="top" align="justify"><font size="-1">The laboratory
	1113	will mostly contribute to the studies of high power proton <b>DRIVERs </b>especially
	1114	the low energy end, but also to <b>general </b>steering, to the definition
	1115	of the <b>PHYSICS </b>demands on neutrino accelerator facilities, the <b>COLLECTOR
	1116	</b>systems, the <b>COOLING </b>effort and the <b>BETABEAM </b>R&D.<br>
	1117	</font> </td>
	1118	<td valign="top" align="center"><font color="#3366ff"> <br>
	1119	<br>
	1120	</font></td>
	1121	</tr>
	1122	<tr>
	1123	<td valign="top" align="center"><br>
	1124	<br>
	1125	12<br>
	1126	<br>
	1127	</td>
	1128	<td valign="top" align="center"><br>
	1129	IN2P3, France<br>
	1130	<b>(IN2P3-</b><b><font color="#ff0000">nu</font></b><b>)</b><br>
	1131	</td>
	1132	<td valign="top" width="6" align="center">Stavros.Katsanevas@admin.in2p3.fr<br>
	1133	<a
	1134	href="file:///C:/Documents%20and%20Settings/Administrator/Documenti/copia%20condivisa%20su%20pcpalladino2/EU%20application/NAComposition">9
	1135	scientists, 2,35 FTE</a>  <br>
	1136	</td>
	1137	<td valign="top" align="justify"><font size="-1">The Institute
	1138	will coordinate a consortium including physicists from French CNRS and University
	1139	Laboratories  (IPN Lyon, LAL, LPNHE Paris VI&VII) contributing long
	1140	term expertise in the field of neutrino <b>PHYSICS, </b>experiments &
	1141	beams. It expects then to contribute to the <b>general </b>steering and provide
	1142	technical expertise in the field of <b>COLLECTOR </b>technology (</font><font
	1143	size="-1">and of  </font><font size="-1"><b><font
	1144	color="#cc0000">BETABEAM ????</font></b> )</font> <font size="-1">design
	1145	studies.</font><font size="-1"><small><font size="-1"
	1146	face="Times New Roman, Times, serif"><small>.. </small></font></small><small><font
	1147	size="-1" face="Times New Roman, Times, serif"><small><i><small> </small><font
	1148	size="-1"><i><font color="#3366ff">to be revised by the local responsible</font></i></font></i></small></font></small></font><br>
	1149	</td>
	1150	<td valign="top" align="center"><font color="#3366ff"> IPN
	1151	Lyon, LAL, LNPHE Paris 6&7<br>
	1152	</font></td>
	1153	</tr>
	1154	<tr>
	1155	<td valign="top" align="center"><br>
	1156	<br>
	1157	13<br>
	1158	</td>
	1159	<td valign="top" align="center"> Univ. of Barcelona, Barcelona,
	1160	Spain<br>
	1161	<b>(E-</b><b><font color="#ff0000">nu</font></b><b>)</b><br>
	1162	</td>
	1163	<td valign="top" width="6" align="center">Federico.Sanchez@ifae.es<br>
	1164	<a
	1165	href="file:///C:/Documents%20and%20Settings/Administrator/Documenti/copia%20condivisa%20su%20pcpalladino2/EU%20application/NAComposition">?
	1166	scientists, ? FTE</a>  <br>
	1167	</td>
	1168	<td valign="top"><small>Organization coordinating a consortium
	1169	of physicists from Spanish contributing long term expertise in the field
	1170	of neutrino <b>PHYSICS </b>experiments & beams, involved in major
	1171	R&D projects in progress (HARP). This consortium  provides recognized
	1172	leadership in the <b>general </b>steering and identification of the physics
	1173	reach of future neutrino facilities.</small> <font size="-1"> <small><font
	1174	size="-1" face="Times New Roman, Times, serif"><small> .</small></font><font
	1175	size="-1" face="Times New Roman, Times, serif"><small>.. </small></font></small><small><font
	1176	size="-1" face="Times New Roman, Times, serif"><small><i><small> </small><font
	1177	size="-1"><i><font color="#3366ff">to be revised by the local responsible</font></i></font></i></small></font></small></font><br>
	1178	</td>
	1179	<td valign="top" align="center"><font color="#3366ff"> Valencia?
	1180	Madrid? <br>
	1181	</font></td>
	1182	</tr>
	1183	<tr>
	1184	<td valign="top" align="center"><br>
	1185	14<br>
	1186	<br>
	1187	</td>
	1188	<td valign="top" align="center"> Univ. Catholique, Louvain-la-Neuve,
	1189	Belgium<br>
	1190	<b>(B-</b><b><font color="#ff0000">nu</font></b><b>)</b><br>
	1191	</td>
	1192	<td valign="top" width="6" align="center">Thierry.Delbar@fynu.ucl.ac.be<br>
	1193	<a
	1194	href="file:///C:/Documents%20and%20Settings/Administrator/Documenti/copia%20condivisa%20su%20pcpalladino2/EU%20application/NAComposition">3
	1195	scientists, 0,6 FTE</a><br>
	1196	</td>
	1197	<td valign="top" align="justify"><small>Organization coordinating
	1198	a consortium of physicists from universities and laboratories from Benelux,
	1199	contributing long term expertise in the field of neutrino physics, experiments
	1200	& beams, involved in major R&D projects in progress (HARP, MICE)
	1201	expected to contribute to the <b>general </b>steering, to  the <font
	1202	color="#000000"><b>COOLING </b>and the <b>BETABEAM </b></font></small><font
	1203	color="#000000"><small><font size="-1"
	1204	face="Times New Roman, Times, serif"><small>WP, where </small></font></small></font><font
	1205	face="Times New Roman, Times" size="-1" color="#000000">it holds extensive
	1206	experience in ion sources and in production of radioactive ion beams (6He,
	1207	13N, 18Ne, 18F,...)</font><small><font size="-1"
	1208	face="Times New Roman, Times, serif"><small> </small></font></small>
	1209	<font size="-1"> <small><font size="-1"
	1210	face="Times New Roman, Times, serif"><small> .</small></font><font
	1211	size="-1" face="Times New Roman, Times, serif"><small>.. </small></font></small><small><font
	1212	size="-1" face="Times New Roman, Times, serif"><small><i><small> </small><font
	1213	size="-1"><i><font color="#3366ff">to be revised by the local responsible</font></i></font></i></small></font></small></font><br>
	1214	</td>
	1215	<td valign="top" align="center"><font color="#3366ff"> Bruxelles?
	1216	NIKHEF? <br>
	1217	</font></td>
	1218	</tr>
	1219
	1220	</tbody>
	1221	</table>
	1222	</p>
	1223
	1224	<p> <b><font color="#009900"><font size="+2">Associated Members:</font></font></b>
	1225	</p>
	1226
	1227	<table bgcolor="#ffffff" border="1" cols="4" width="100%">
	1228	<tbody>
	1229	<tr>
	1230	<td><b>Organisation name </b> <br>
	1231	<b>(and short name)</b></td>
	1232	<td><b>Local team responsible, number of FTEs</b></td>
	1233	<td><b>Interests, expertise </b> <br>
	1234	<b>(and relevant WPs)</b></td>
	1235	<td><b>Associated to:</b> <br>
	1236	(participant short name)</td>
	1237	</tr>
	1238	<tr>
	1239	<td>Sezione INFN Genoa, Italy<br>
	1240	Sezione INFN Padova, Italy<br>
	1241	Lab. Naz. INFN Legnaro, Italy<br>
	1242	Sezione INFN Milano, Italy<br>
	1243	Sezione INFN Roma 3, Italy <br>
	1244	Bologna, Torino expressed interested<br>
	1245	Bari, Trieste may still join<br>
	1246	<br>
	1247	<br>
	1248	<br>
	1249	<i> but what if INFN were just one organization? </i><br>
	1250	</td>
	1251	<td>Pasquale Fabbricatore  3 scientists, ? FTE's <br>
	1252	Mauro Mezzetto         >1 scientist, ? FTE's
	1253	<br>
	1254	Ugo Gastaldi
	1255	1 scientist, ? FTE  <br>
	1256	Maurizio Bonesini        1 scientist, ? FTE <br>
	1257	Domizia Orestano         ? scientists, ? FTE<br>
	1258	Representative<br>
	1259	Representative<br>
	1260	<br>
	1261	<br>
	1262	<br>
	1263	<br>
	1264	<br>
	1265	</td>
	1266	<td>general, COLLECT, COOLING<br>
	1267	general, PHYSICS, BETABEAM <br>
	1268	general, DRIVING, COOLING<br>
	1269	general, PHYSICS <br>
	1270	<br>
	1271	<br>
	1272	<br>
	1273	<br>
	1274	<br>
	1275	<br>
	1276	<br>
	1277	<br>
	1278	</td>
	1279	<td> INFN-nu</td>
	1280	</tr>
	1281	<tr>
	1282	<td valign="top"><br>
	1283	</td>
	1284	<td valign="top"><br>
	1285	</td>
	1286	<td valign="top"><br>
	1287	</td>
	1288	<td valign="top"><br>
	1289	</td>
	1290	</tr>
	1291	<tr>
	1292	<td valign="top">Institute of Physics, University of Latvia(IPUL),
	1293	<br>
	1294	<br>
	1295	</td>
	1296	<td valign="top">Janis Freibergs
	1297	4 scientist 1,7 FTE's <br>
	1298	</td>
	1299	<td valign="top">general, TARGET<br>
	1300	IPUL has many years of expertise in designing and operating liquid metal
	1301	loops and in developing necessary equipment and technologies. IPUL will contribute
	1302	to the study and development of liquid metal high power targets and make
	1303	available its existing facilities for work within the collaboration<br>
	1304	</td>
	1305	<td valign="top">FZJ<br>
	1306	<br>
	1307	</td>
	1308	</tr>
	1309	<tr>
	1310	<td valign="top"> NRG, Petten, NL<br>
	1311	</td>
	1312	<td valign="top">Ed Komen
	1313	? scientists, 2,5 FTE's<br>
	1314	</td>
	1315	<td valign="top">general, TARGET<br>
	1316	NRG is experienced in fluid dynamics, structural mechanics and thermal hydraulics
	1317	calculations and in developing suitable computer software. Their contribution
	1318	will be to the optimisation of the target configuration under the above aspects.<br>
	1319	</td>
	1320	<td valign="top">FZJ<br>
	1321	</td>
	1322	</tr>
	1323	<tr>
	1324	<td align="center">ITEP, Moscow, Russia<br>
	1325	(ITEP)<br>
	1326	</td>
	1327	<td align="center">Boris.Sharkov@itep.ru<br>
	1328	<font color="#3366ff">and here?</font><br>
	1329	</td>
	1330	<td> The Laboratory will contribute to the studies of
	1331	beam dynamics and RF technology NB As any Russian institute this can
	1332	only be a  partner,  not  a participant. Groups of
	1333	Russian particle physicists may be associated in similar way.</td>
	1334	<td> RAL?</td>
	1335	</tr>
	1336	<tr>
	1337	<td align="center">Novosibirsk, Russia  <br>
	1338	( NSBRSK )</td>
	1339	<td align="center">A.N.Skrinsky@inp.nsk.su<br>
	1340	<font color="#3366ff">and here?</font><br>
	1341	</td>
	1342	<td>The Laboratory will contribute to the studies of RF technology,
	1343	superconducting magnets, general accelerator technology. NB As any Russian
	1344	instituts this can only be a  partner,  not  a participant.
	1345	Groups of  Russian particle physicists may be associated in similar
	1346	way.</td>
	1347	<td> CH-n?</td>
	1348	</tr>
	1349	<tr>
	1350	<td align="center"> US Muon Collider & NuFact Collaboration<br>
	1351	(MUCOLL)<br>
	1352	</td>
	1353	<td align="center">S. Geer, spokesman,<br>
	1354	Fermilab, USA </td>
	1355	<td>We expect from contacts and synergy with the sister US
	1356	Neutrino Factory Collaboration contributions of widest general scope aa
	1357	well as significant technical  impact on the work of all WPs. </td>
	1358	<td>Coordinating Organization?</td>
	1359	</tr>
	1360	<tr>
	1361	<td valign="top" align="center">Japanese Nufact-J <br>
	1362	Collaboration <br>
	1363	(Nufact-J)<br>
	1364	</td>
	1365	<td valign="top" align="center">Y. Kuno, spokesman, <br>
	1366	Univ. of Osaka,<br>
	1367	Japan <br>
	1368	</td>
	1369	<td valign="top">We expect from contacts and synergy with the
	1370	sister NuFact J Collaboration contributions of widest general scope aa well
	1371	as significant technical  impact on the work of all WPs. <br>
	1372	</td>
	1373	<td valign="top">Coordinating Organization?<br>
	1374	</td>
	1375	</tr>
	1376	<tr>
	1377	<td valign="top"><br>
	1378	</td>
	1379	<td valign="top"><br>
	1380	</td>
	1381	<td valign="top"><br>
	1382	</td>
	1383	<td valign="top"><br>
	1384	</td>
	1385	</tr>
	1386
	1387	</tbody>
	1388	</table>
	1389
	1390	<h2><font color="#009900">Deliverables and relevant milestones:</font><br>
	1391	</h2>
	1392
	1393	<table border="1" cols="1" width="100%" bgcolor="#ffffff">
	1394	<caption><br>
	1395	</caption><tbody>
	1396
	1397	</tbody> <tbody>
	1398	<tr>
	1399	<td><i>Describe the results expected from the NA, in terms of achieved
	1400	designs, solutions to problems, etc...  </i>
	1401	<p><i>Outline the milestones to be achieved by means of the NA, as
	1402	relevant to each work package.  </i></p>
	1403
	1404	<p><i>Links to obtained results can also be given here (or a link to
	1405	a site prepared for disseminating the acquired knowledge)</i><br>
	1406	<br>
	1407	</p>
	1408	<br>
	1409	<i><b>Describe the results expected from the NA, in terms of achieved
	1410	designs, solutions to problems, etc..</b>. <br>
	1411	</i> <br>
	1412	<i>  .....  specify the  deliverables  ......<br>
	1413	<br>
	1414	The expected outcome of the NA will consist of technical notes,
	1415	articles, reports, proceedings of workshops and meetings devoted to the
	1416	solve (or prepare solution of) all problems necessary to launch in the
	1417	shortest possible time complete conceptual design studies of a realistic
	1418	option for each of the three mentioned types of future neutrino source.<br>
	1419	<br>
	1420	NB More work needed, considering that the main delivrables of a
	1421	NA are described by the EC as  <br>
	1422	-the organization of general meetings, workshops or specialized
	1423	meeting with corresponding proceedings. Normally, the general meetings
	1424	are meant to identify limitations, establish the state-of-the-art and share
	1425	expertise, workshops and specialized meetings are meant to study particular
	1426	issues.<br>
	1427	Important deliverables will be also <br>
	1428	-reports on comparative studies, <br>
	1429	- development of roadmaps,<br>
	1430	- definitions of joint research projects for which EU funding could
	1431	be requested at a later stage. <br>
	1432	Other delivrables could be <br>
	1433	- the definition and selection of common protocols, for example
	1434	for portability of software <br>
	1435	-  databases <br>
	1436	-  simulation codes and their maintenance. <br>
	1437	In any case, a detailed plan of the activities for the 18 first
	1438	months with clear objectives and delivrables should be proposed and the
	1439	longer-term perspectives should be explicited.<br>
	1440	A proposal for full Technical Design Study can also be given as
	1441	a deliverable. </i> <br>
	1442	<br>
	1443	.<i>....<font color="#cc66cc"> to be done largely by the 7 coordinators
	1444	first </font>and then in collegially by   the NA SG  ...
	1445	for now, excerpts from contributions from Coordinators are being
	1446	collected below </i><br>
	1447	<br>
	1448	<font color="#cc0000"><b>PHYSICS</b><b><br>
	1449	</b></font>
	1450	<ul>
	1451	<li><font color="#cc0000">Organize 3-4 meetings/year continuing
	1452	the existing activity of the ECFA neutrino oscillation working group. These
	1453	meetings constitute an open forum of discussion with frequent contributes
	1454	of overseas physicists. Transparencies of the meetings are regularly published
	1455	on the web.<br>
	1456	</font> </li>
	1457	<li><font color="#cc0000">Three general reports will be written
	1458	on a) the general problem of solving ambiguities, correlation and degeneracies
	1459	with a set of measurements. b) the optimization of the design of future
	1460	neutrino beams and the identification of the main sources of systematic
	1461	errors and how to attack them. c)the definition of the roadmap for the mapping
	1462	of the neutrino mixing matrix, the experimental choices and options providing
	1463	the parameter list of the optimized neutrino beam characteristics.</font></li>
	1464	<li><font color="#cc0000">Topical international workshops will be
	1465	organized to focus on the subjects of the reports.</font></li>
	1466	<li><font color="#cc0000">Regular contribution will be done to the
	1467	NUFACT international workshops. In particular the budget will also used
	1468	to subsidize young physicists to present their results at the conferences.<br>
	1469	</font> </li>
	1470	<li><font color="#cc0000">The "neutrino unbound" web site, which
	1471	provides a complete, updated and elaborated information on experimental and
	1472	theoretical work on the physics of neutrinos<b class="teal">, </b>will be
	1473	mantained and improved. <br>
	1474	</font> </li>
	1475	<li><font color="#cc0000">Monte Carlo codes ....<br>
	1476	</font> </li>
	1477
	1478	</ul>
	1479	<font
	1480	color="#cc0000"><b> </b></font><b>CNGS </b>?<br>
	1481	<b>DRIVER.</b><br>
	1482	Meetings will be held regularly (about once every 2 months) to discuss
	1483	progresses, and a general workshop once a year is foreseen. Proceedings
	1484	will be published describing the results obtained and the strategy to further
	1485	develop the R&D topics. The broadening of expertise within the network
	1486	will allow a better definition of technological developments to be undergone.
	1487	The creation and maintenance of a website will facilitate the sharing of
	1488	information.<br>
	1489	Another important topic of the meetings and workshops will be a prospective
	1490	to further extend the possible applications of such high intensity proton
	1491	drivers in other physics domains and for practical applications. This would
	1492	be an extra bonus to the R&D pursued within the HIPPI JRP. In addition,
	1493	the regular publication of reports is a quality insurance of the JRP’s.<br>
	1494	<b>TARGET </b>The main oustanding expected deliverable is a
	1495	consensus on the best way forward for the successful construction of targets
	1496	for a European Neutrino Factory. Individual deliverables are expected to
	1497	be 1) a comprehensive summary report, reviewing the present status 2) solidly
	1498	rooted links with the presently loosely tied existing world wide expertise
	1499	3) establishment in Europe of the best possible up-to-date and durable
	1500	knowledge base of world wide activities in target development 4) careful
	1501	& structured dissemination of information and progress 4) detailed
	1502	investigation and documentation of the possible solutions of the limitations
	1503	of each of the technological options 5) expression of interest and proposals
	1504	of  detailed and realistic R&D projects capable to prove the solutions
	1505	<br>
	1506	<b>COLLECTOR</b> The main expected deliverable is a comprehensive
	1507	final report on horn designs, proposing multiple specific solutions respectivelly
	1508	adequate to performance and lifetime requirements in a classical beam, a
	1509	superbeam and ultimately in a neutrino factories.This will be based on detailed
	1510	thermo-mechanical simulations, complete technical specification of electric
	1511	supply and discharge equipment and state-of -the art knowledge of mechanical
	1512	properties of alloys under high rate neutron irradiation. It will include
	1513	specific solutions to the choices ( of material for the collection device,
	1514	of machining, soldering and assembling techniques, of  heat removal
	1515	and cooling system) necessary to achieve a lifetime  of 200 M pulses
	1516	or more, as well as to the problems of real life integration of horn and
	1517	target and of  periodic replacement of either or both after 200 M pulses,
	1518	in the average.<br>
	1519	<font color="#cc0000">The first deliverable for Summer 2004 will be
	1520	a status report (R1) on existing collection systems used in the past and
	1521	currently in operation (MiniBOON/K2K) and in construction (NuMI/CNGS). Then,
	1522	till end 2006, studies will be condcuted,  to produce a detail report
	1523	(R2) on a specific solution for the SuperBeam project. Then, till the end
	1524	of the NA Jan. 2008, it is foreseen to produce a detail report (R3) on the
	1525	different solutions that will be avaliable for the Neutrino Factory project.
	1526	</font>
	1527	<p><font color="#cc0000">The 2 last reports  (R2 and R3) will
	1528	be based on </font></p>
	1529	<blockquote>
	1530	<ol>
	1531	<li><font color="#cc0000"> a detailed particle collection simulations
	1532	(Monte Carlo based simulations with state-of-the art code: GEANT4, MARS,...),</font></li>
	1533	<li><font color="#cc0000"> thermo-mechanical simulations that implies
	1534	for instence to experimentally measure some relevant parameters (heat diffusion
	1535	coefficients, stress limit under high neutron fluxes and after 10^8 cycles...),</font></li>
	1536	<li><font color="#cc0000"> complete technical specifications of
	1537	electric power supply and discharge equipment</font></li>
	1538	<li><font color="#cc0000"> state-of -the art knowledge of mechanical
	1539	properties of alloys under high rate neutron irradiation as already mentionned.</font></li>
	1540	</ol>
	1541	</blockquote>
	1542	<font color="#cc0000"> They  will include proposition of specific
	1543	solutions or R&D to be conducted  necessary to achieve a lifetime
	1544	of such system of few 100 Mega cycles or more. For instance, the documents
	1545	will address solutions </font>
	1546	<ul>
	1547	<li><font color="#cc0000"> to the choices of material for the collection
	1548	device,</font></li>
	1549	<li><font color="#cc0000"> of machining, soldering and assembling
	1550	techniques,</font></li>
	1551	<li><font color="#cc0000"> of  heat removal and cooling system,</font></li>
	1552	<li><font color="#cc0000">  to the problems of TARGET integration
	1553	in the collection system</font></li>
	1554	<li><font color="#cc0000"> and of  periodic replacement in a
	1555	high radioactive environment.</font></li>
	1556	</ul>
	1557	<font color="#cc0000"> Other deliverables will be intermediate specialized
	1558	notes and worshop proceedings that will be used for the final <br>
	1559	document, and simulation programs that will be worth to develop for these
	1560	studies. </font><br>
	1561	<br>
	1562	<b>COOLING </b>Main deliverables are 0) Formation of a European
	1563	muon front end network , with consolidated link with US and Japan 1) Determination
	1564	of the performance of the European  design incorporating realistic
	1565	fields and real engineerization. 2) Simulation of cooling free  front
	1566	ends in  comparison with our baseline; quantitative appraisal  of
	1567	the indispensability of cooling 3) Simulation of front ends based on cooling
	1568	rings 4)Assessment of the technologies required by <i>1)2) & 3)</i> and
	1569	of  their feasibility 5) Proposal of a coherent R&D program as a
	1570	result of this assessment 6) Determination of the resolution of MICE (in
	1571	the measurement of emittance and emittance reduction) and of its potential
	1572	beyond its baseline measurements plans <br>
	1573	<b>BETABEAM</b><br>
	1574	We aims at a team including RAL, TSL in Uppsala, GSI, GANIL, INFN Legnaro
	1575	associating TRIUMF and FermiLab. Its expected deliverables in the first
	1576	18 months are <br>
	1577	1) Meeting at GSI in September 2003: Follow up of Moriond in March and
	1578	discussions on possible synergy with the future GSI design study.2) International
	1579	workshop on a beta-beam facility in June 2004 3) Theoretical study and appraisal
	1580	of experimental tests of longitudinal stacking scheme for the decay ring
	1581	(in the CERN PS) 4) Computer simulation and theoretical study of losses
	1582	in the decay ring 5) Proposal for targets to be tested for the production
	1583	of suitable beta-beam isotopes 6) Study of cyclotron injection into a storage
	1584	ring using a charge injection scheme (TSL and Triumf) 7) Study of dynamic
	1585	aperture in the SPS (RAL)<br>
	1586	A comprehensive report, "Ideas for a beta-beam facility", would conclude
	1587	the first 18 months  Further meetings would be held at least once a
	1588	year but it will depend on a possible design study. Reports will be delivered
	1589	as conference papers and as CERN reports. The next stage would be a conceptual
	1590	design report but the likely date for that would heavily depend on a possible
	1591	design study.<br>
	1592	Only fresh resources, presently unavailable, would evidently permit
	1593	us to address a larger number of issues such as: lattice for decay ring
	1594	and storage ring, optics for transfer lines and injection line, full simulation
	1595	of stacking scheme, full simulation of losses, test of injection schemes
	1596	(both storage ring and decayring), construction and test of prototype target
	1597	at ISOLDE and test of targets at TRIUMF with a high intensity proton.<br>
	1598	<br>
	1599
	1600
	1601	<p><i><b>Outline the milestones to be achieved by means of the NA, as
	1602	relevant to each work package.</b></i> </p>
	1603
	1604	<p><i> .....<font color="#cc66cc"> to be done largely by the 7
	1605	coordinators first </font>and then in collegially by   the NA
	1606	SG</i><br>
	1607	</p>
	1608
	1609	<p><b> PHYSICS</b><br>
	1610	Dec 04 Workshop on Ambiguities, Degeneracies and Correlations in the search
	1611	<br>
	1612	for Leptonic CP, possible exp. strategies (Munich?)<br>
	1613	JUN 05 A report on the same subject <br>
	1614	FEB 06 Workshop on SuperBeams vs. Beta Beams vs NuFact, synergies and priorities
	1615	(Valencia ?)<br>
	1616	SEP 06 A report on the same subject<br>
	1617	SEP 07 A report on an optimized parameter list for SB, BB and NF. Addressing
	1618	the problems of systematic errors<font
	1619	face="Times New Roman, Times, serif"><br>
	1620	DEC 08 Final report with the roadmap</font><br>
	1621	<b>DRIVER</b><br>
	1622	-    publication of the proceedings of  the yearly workshop
	1623	<br>
	1624	-    2004 :  report on the state of the art for the various
	1625	elements, redaction of an agreement for a common R&D strategy and sharing
	1626	of work, plans to explore applications to other fields<br>
	1627	-    2005 : publication of  results of the studies for
	1628	most elements (source, chopper, accelerating structures, RF couplers, beam
	1629	dynamics, rapid cycling cyclotron alternative)<br>
	1630	-    2006 & 2007 : definition and revision of the planning
	1631	for tests, prototyping, studies depending on results obtained and technical
	1632	problems encountered<br>
	1633	-    2008 : final general report on results, TDR for the realization
	1634	of a  high power proton driver with draft costing and schedule, assessment
	1635	of the outcomes of the NA, prospective, applications to other fields, proposals
	1636	for further developments   <br>
	1637	<b>TARGET <br>
	1638	COLLECTOR milestones</b><br>
	1639	1)a comprehensive status report of the current state of the art in the
	1640	early phase of the NA<br>
	1641	2) the formation of a collaboration to propose a complete  design
	1642	study <br>
	1643	2) the publication of a detailed proposal for the evolution ("road map")
	1644	towards  the design  <br>
	1645	of a complete collection system, properly integrated upstream with
	1646	the design of the target and <br>
	1647	downstream with the one of the muon  front end <br>
	1648	3)yearly international workshops, assembling EU,  USA and Japanese
	1649	expertise and timely<br>
	1650	addressing the milestones of this evolution <br>
	1651	4) a report on comparative studies of different simulation of the complete
	1652	production and <br>
	1653	collection of neutrino parents<br>
	1654	</p>
	1655	<p><b><font size="+2">Plans for the first  18 monthes </font></b><br>
	1656	Before the NA will start: </p>
	1657	<ul>
	1658	<ul>
	1659	<li> report on 6000 type alloy caracteristics on mecanical properties
	1660	under high intensity neutron flux based on bibliographic documentation</li>
	1661	<li> initiate collaboration with French-CEA for stress limit measurement
	1662	of 6000 type alloy under high level of neutron flux.</li>
	1663	<li> report on analytic solutions of the Horn thermal/mecanical
	1664	design</li>
	1665	<li> start of  thermal/mecanical simulation of the Horn for
	1666	a SuperBeam project</li>
	1667	<li> first report on electric power design of the Horn for SuperBeam
	1668	project</li>
	1669	<li> proposal for Horn prototype building as Design Studies Technical
	1670	Work Project</li>
	1671	</ul>
	1672	<li> Spring 2004</li>
	1673	<ul>
	1674	<li> first guide of the collection systems used in the past, present
	1675	and near future (along R1 publication): mechanical stresses and design, electric
	1676	power caracteristics and design, heat dissipation system design, failure description,
	1677	lifetime in operation</li>
	1678	<li> <font color="#000000">status report of the CERN Horn prototype</font></li>
	1679	<li> reports on other mechanical tests as diffusion coefficient
	1680	measurements</li>
	1681	<li> integration of preliminary TARGET parameters on thermal/mecanical
	1682	simulation of the Horn for a SuperBeam project</li>
	1683	<li> first drawing design of a new Horn prototype</li>
	1684	</ul>
	1685	<li> Summer 2004</li>
	1686	<ul>
	1687	<li> R1 repport production</li>
	1688	<li> status report on thermo/mechanical simulations</li>
	1689	<li> status report on electric power design to deliver 300kA/50Hz</li>
	1690	</ul>
	1691	<li> Spring 2005</li>
	1692	<ul>
	1693	<li> first result on stress limit measurement of irradiated materials</li>
	1694	<li> final design of a new Horn prototype to launch realisation</li>
	1695	</ul>
	1696	</ul>
	1697	Afterwards their will be prototype realisation by the Design Studies TWP
	1698	and measurement campain that will end by the writing of R2. Then, new work
	1699	will be undertaken by DS TWP in the line of R3 report goal.
	1700	<p> </p>
	1701
	1702	<p><b> COOLING</b></p>
	1703
	1704	<p>(0) Q1 2004: have European network formed and working.<br>
	1705	(1) Q2 2004: completion of simulation of at least one frontend without
	1706	cooling<br>
	1707
	1708	using detailed simulation codes. Comparison with existing studies<br>
	1709
	1710	of the baseline European design.<br>
	1711	(2) Q2 2004: complete detailed analysis of the systematic errors for
	1712	the <br>
	1713
	1714	baseline MICE experiment and hence a determination of total <br>
	1715
	1716	emittance resolution.<br>
	1717	(3) Q3 2004: begin assessment of US ring cooler designs and start to
	1718	develop<br>
	1719
	1720	a ring cooler to fit into the European Neutrino Factory.<br>
	1721	(4) Q4 2004: begin determination of more realistic fields for the baseline<br>
	1722
	1723	cooling channel.<br>
	1724	(5) Q2 2005: determine performance of the baseline channel with realistic
	1725	<br>
	1726
	1727	fields.<br>
	1728	(6) Q3 2005: complete a preliminary outline design for a European ring
	1729	cooler.<br>
	1730	(7) Q3 2005: start assessment of the use of MICE for testing alternative<br>
	1731
	1732	frontends or running the cooling cell components in different<br>
	1733
	1734	modes.<br>
	1735	(8) Q4 2005: start optimising Neutrino Factory designs for different
	1736	frontend<br>
	1737
	1738	designs.<br>
	1739	(9) Q2 2006: start to look at technological aspects of implementing
	1740	the<br>
	1741
	1742	different frontends and preparing R&D programmes.<br>
	1743	(10) Q1 2007: start assessment of first results from MICE.<br>
	1744	(11) Q3 2007: complete studies of alternative MICE experiments. Start
	1745	preparing<br>
	1746
	1747	a proposal if the results are positive.<br>
	1748	(12) Q1 2008: complete technology investigations and Neutrino Factory
	1749	design<br>
	1750
	1751	optimisation.<br>
	1752	(13) Q2 2008: assess impact of full MICE results.<br>
	1753	(14) Q3 2008: complete detailed comparison between the alternative frontend<br>
	1754
	1755	designs.<br>
	1756	(15) Q4 2008: if sufficient information is not available from MICE,
	1757	devise an <br>
	1758
	1759	R&D programme for proving the best frontend can be built and <br>
	1760
	1761	will work. Write a proposal.<br>
	1762	<br>
	1763	<b>BETABEAM<br>
	1764	</b></p>
	1765	<p><i>The list below is a list of global deliverables tentatively produced
	1766	by Alain. <br>
	1767	Deliverables <br>
	1768	After this overview, it seems that the list of deliverables could be as follows
	1769	<br>
	1770	-- recommendation for the parameters of the proton driver (spring 2005) <br>
	1771	-- Interim tool: location and home lab for a Test Target Area  (summer
	1772	2003)<br>
	1773	-- List and estimate of experiments to be carried out at the TTA. (summer
	1774	2003) <br>
	1775	-- Design of a 4 ® 10 MW target station.  (2007)<br>
	1776	-- Design (2003) and realization (2006) of a horn power supply unit, horn(s),
	1777	horn optics. <br>
	1778	-- Paper study (2004) of high aperture kickers for cooling (or phase rotation)
	1779	rings <br>
	1780	-- Realization of a kicker prototype (2006). <br>
	1781	-- Design of the pulsed RF power stations needed for muon front-end and acceleration
	1782	(2004)<br>
	1783	-- Development of a prototype pulsed RF power station (2006)  <br>
	1784	-- design of an FFAG magnet for acceleration and cost estimate (2004).<br>
	1785	-- recommendation for accelerator design (2005)   <br>
	1786	-- construction of a prototype FFAG magnet and characterization<br>
	1787	<br>
	1788	There are some decision points: the launch of a super-beam experiment could
	1789	probably be envisaged around 2005.</i> <br>
	1790	<br>
	1791	</p>
	1792
	1793	<p><br>
	1794	<br>
	1795	</p>
	1796
	1797
	1798	<p><b>Links to obtained results can also be given here (or a link to
	1799	a site prepared for disseminating the acquired knowledge)</b></p>
	1800	Bibliography?
	1801	.... <font color="#ff0000">throu the EBNE Website, to be set  up
	1802	.</font>.... recycling the wealth of the ECFA Muon site  ... what
	1803	else? <b><br>
	1804	</b>
	1805	<p><br>
	1806	</p>
	1807	</td>
	1808	</tr>
	1809
	1810	</tbody>
	1811	</table>
	1812
	1813	<h2> <font color="#009900">Impact and benefits to the community:</font><br>
	1814	</h2>
	1815
	1816	<table border="1" cols="1" width="100%" bgcolor="#ffffff">
	1817	<caption><br>
	1818	</caption><tbody>
	1819
	1820	</tbody> <tbody>
	1821	<tr>
	1822	<td><i>Describe the expected benefits and impact on the community.<br>
	1823	</i><br>
	1824	ie indicate how the participants and the relevant scientific community
	1825	will benefit from the expected results of this particular networking activity.
	1826	<br>
	1827	<br>
	1828	The NA plans to hold regular and structured Weeks of meetings and
	1829	discussion organized 3 to 4 times a year. . In addition one or two dedicated
	1830	workshop are foreseen per year. <br>
	1831	<br>
	1832	The international community meets once a year at the occasion of
	1833	the ECFA-sponsored NuFact & Superbeam Workshop. A NUFACT School
	1834	is held, since 2002, yearly on the same location of the Workshop ...
	1835	<i>this does not seem to be eligible ...</i><br>
	1836	<br>
	1837	Such a coherent and coordinated European program on neutrino beams
	1838	will involve the large majority of the European experts in this field
	1839	and will allow Europe to play a world leader role. It will enhance considerably
	1840	the collaboration between accelerator physicists on the one hand and will
	1841	develop a synergy between particle physicists and accelerator physicists
	1842	on the other, ensuring the long-term sustainability of the field.<br>
	1843	R&D experiments and projects as the ones being performed (HARP,
	1844	high intensity target R&D, horn R&D etc )  or planned (MICE),
	1845	will be pursued and multiplied , will mark the technical progress of our
	1846	studies and will provide training and learning opportunities to large
	1847	number of students and postdocs. <br>
	1848	<br>
	1849	We should also contribute to the description of the overall plan
	1850	to disseminate, promote and exploit the knowledge derived from the NA
	1851	both within and beyond the consortium: publications, conferences, workshops
	1852	and web-based activities aiming at disseminating the knowledge and technology
	1853	produced.<br>
	1854	<br>
	1855	<br>
	1856	NB Only preliminary thoughts. <br>
	1857	<br>
	1858	We are suggested also to explain, looking at the ensemble of the
	1859	“networking activities”, how they will enhance the services provided
	1860	by the research infrastructures in the proposed programme of activities
	1861	under consideration.<br>
	1862	<br>
	1863	To be done later.<br>
	1864	</td>
	1865	</tr>
	1866
	1867	</tbody>
	1868	</table>
	1869
	1870	<h2> <font color="#3333ff">Execution plan:</font></h2>
	1871	<br>
	1872
	1873	<table border="1" cols="1" width="100%" bgcolor="#ffffff">
	1874	<caption><br>
	1875	</caption><tbody>
	1876
	1877	</tbody> <tbody>
	1878	<tr>
	1879	<td><i><b>Describe in detail the execution plan in terms of a chart
	1880	showing the time expected to be spent concluding each of the milestones
	1881	specified in the different work packages. This chart can be made
	1882	with standard tools and inserted here.</b><br>
	1883	</i> <br>
	1884	<i> .e. give an indicative multi-annual execution plan (in
	1885	tabular form) for the whole duration of the I3 that cover all the networking
	1886	activities. For each activity, you should specify the relevant milestones
	1887	and the expected deliverables. Additional information can be provided,
	1888	if necessary, in free text.<br>
	1889	<br>
	1890	Detailed work needed here.<br>
	1891	</i>
	1892
	1893	<p><i>A contribution of N4 to the18 months plan will also have to be
	1894	provided. <br>
	1895	Should one give here a correspondingly more detailed execution
	1896	plan for the first 18 months? <br>
	1897	<br>
	1898	We should also produce a general “road map”, detailing our view
	1899	of the time scale of initiatives in the sector of neutrino beams in
	1900	the medium and long-term future.<br>
	1901	<br>
	1902	In order to prompt discussion, I just attempt the following<br>
	1903	<br>
	1904	R&D and design studies from now to 2007 or 2008<br>
	1905	<br>
	1906	Conceptual Design Report for a Neutrino Factory in 2008 <br>
	1907	Realization of  a  Superbeam, a European high power
	1908	conventional neutrino facility(2012 at earliest?)<br>
	1909	Realization of the first Neutrino Factory in 2015 (or later?)<br>
	1910	First possible date for a running Betabeam complex? <br>
	1911	</i> </p>
	1912
	1913	<p><i>.....<font color="#cc66cc"> collecting here from  the 7
	1914	coordinators first </font><br>
	1915	</i> </p>
	1916
	1917	<i><b> PHYSICS</b><b><br>
	1918	CNGS <br>
	1919	DRIVER.<br>
	1920	</b><b>TARGET </b><b><br>
	1921	COLLECTOR </b><br>
	1922	<b> </b><b>COOLING<br>
	1923	BETABEAM</b><br>
	1924	</i> </td>
	1925	</tr>
	1926
	1927	</tbody>
	1928	</table>
	1929
	1930	<p><b><font color="#3333ff"><font size="+2"><i>Estimate of total cost per
	1931	partici</i>pant and work package:</font></font></b> <br>
	1932	<b><font color="#3333ff"><font size="+2">(including associate members)</font></font></b>
	1933	<br>
	1934	</p>
	1935
	1936	<center><br>
	1937
	1938	<table border="1" cols="7" width="100%" bgcolor="#ffffff">
	1939	<caption>
	1940	<center></center>
	1941	<br>
	1942	</caption><tbody>
	1943
	1944	</tbody> <tbody>
	1945	<tr>
	1946	<td><b>Participants </b> <br>
	1947	(give short name and include ass.  <br>
	1948	members)</td>
	1949	<td>        <b>WP1</b>
	1950
	1951	<p>a.  FTE  <br>
	1952	b.  networking</p>
	1953	</td>
	1954	<td>       <b>WP2</b>
	1955	<p>a.  FTE  <br>
	1956	b.  networking</p>
	1957	</td>
	1958	<td>        <b>WP3</b>
	1959
	1960	<p>a.  FTE  <br>
	1961	b.  networking</p>
	1962	</td>
	1963	<td>      <b> ......</b></td>
	1964	<td> </td>
	1965	<td><b>Sum per      participant</b> <br>
	1966	a.  FTE  <br>
	1967	b.  networking</td>
	1968	</tr>
	1969	<tr>
	1970	<td>       <b>1</b></td>
	1971	<td>a.  <br>
	1972	b. </td>
	1973	<td>a.  <br>
	1974	b. </td>
	1975	<td>a.  <br>
	1976	b. </td>
	1977	<td> </td>
	1978	<td> </td>
	1979	<td>a.  <br>
	1980	b. </td>
	1981	</tr>
	1982	<tr>
	1983	<td>       <b>2</b></td>
	1984	<td>a.  <br>
	1985	b. </td>
	1986	<td>a.  <br>
	1987	b. </td>
	1988	<td>a.  <br>
	1989	b. </td>
	1990	<td> </td>
	1991	<td> </td>
	1992	<td>a.  <br>
	1993	b. </td>
	1994	</tr>
	1995	<tr>
	1996	<td>       <b>3</b></td>
	1997	<td>a.  <br>
	1998	b. </td>
	1999	<td>a.  <br>
	2000	b. </td>
	2001	<td>a.  <br>
	2002	b. </td>
	2003	<td> </td>
	2004	<td> </td>
	2005	<td>a.  <br>
	2006	b. </td>
	2007	</tr>
	2008	<tr>
	2009	<td>       <b>...</b></td>
	2010	<td> </td>
	2011	<td> </td>
	2012	<td> </td>
	2013	<td> </td>
	2014	<td> </td>
	2015	<td> </td>
	2016	</tr>
	2017	<tr>
	2018	<td> </td>
	2019	<td> </td>
	2020	<td> </td>
	2021	<td> </td>
	2022	<td> </td>
	2023	<td> </td>
	2024	<td> </td>
	2025	</tr>
	2026	<tr>
	2027	<td>   Sum per WP</td>
	2028	<td>a.  <br>
	2029	b. </td>
	2030	<td>a.  <br>
	2031	b. </td>
	2032	<td>a.  <br>
	2033	b. </td>
	2034	<td> </td>
	2035	<td> </td>
	2036	<td>Total  FTE  <br>
	2037	Total networking</td>
	2038	</tr>
	2039
	2040	</tbody>
	2041	</table>
	2042	</center>
	2043
	2044	<p><b><font color="#3333ff"><font size="+2">Requested cost per participant
	2045	and work package:</font></font></b> <br>
	2046	<b><font color="#3333ff"><font size="+2">(including associate members)</font></font></b>
	2047	<br>
	2048	</p>
	2049
	2050	<center><br>
	2051
	2052	<table border="1" cols="7" width="100%" bgcolor="#ffffff">
	2053	<caption>
	2054	<center></center>
	2055	<br>
	2056	</caption><tbody>
	2057
	2058	</tbody> <tbody>
	2059	<tr>
	2060	<td><b>Participants </b> <br>
	2061	(give short name and include ass.  <br>
	2062	members)</td>
	2063	<td>        <b>WP1</b>
	2064
	2065	<p>a.  FTE  <br>
	2066	b.  networking</p>
	2067	</td>
	2068	<td>       <b>WP2</b>
	2069	<p>a.  FTE  <br>
	2070	b.  networking</p>
	2071	</td>
	2072	<td>        <b>WP3</b>
	2073
	2074	<p>a.  FTE  <br>
	2075	b.  networking</p>
	2076	</td>
	2077	<td>      <b> ......</b></td>
	2078	<td> </td>
	2079	<td><b>Sum per      participant</b> <br>
	2080	a.  FTE  <br>
	2081	b.  networking</td>
	2082	</tr>
	2083	<tr>
	2084	<td>       <b>1</b></td>
	2085	<td>a.  <br>
	2086	b. </td>
	2087	<td>a.  <br>
	2088	b. </td>
	2089	<td>a.  <br>
	2090	b. </td>
	2091	<td> </td>
	2092	<td> </td>
	2093	<td>a.  <br>
	2094	b. </td>
	2095	</tr>
	2096	<tr>
	2097	<td>       <b>2</b></td>
	2098	<td>a.  <br>
	2099	b. </td>
	2100	<td>a.  <br>
	2101	b. </td>
	2102	<td>a.  <br>
	2103	b. </td>
	2104	<td> </td>
	2105	<td> </td>
	2106	<td>a.  <br>
	2107	b. </td>
	2108	</tr>
	2109	<tr>
	2110	<td>       <b>3</b></td>
	2111	<td>a.  <br>
	2112	b. </td>
	2113	<td>a.  <br>
	2114	b. </td>
	2115	<td>a.  <br>
	2116	b. </td>
	2117	<td> </td>
	2118	<td> </td>
	2119	<td>a.  <br>
	2120	b. </td>
	2121	</tr>
	2122	<tr>
	2123	<td>       <b>...</b></td>
	2124	<td> </td>
	2125	<td> </td>
	2126	<td> </td>
	2127	<td> </td>
	2128	<td> </td>
	2129	<td> </td>
	2130	</tr>
	2131	<tr>
	2132	<td> </td>
	2133	<td> </td>
	2134	<td> </td>
	2135	<td> </td>
	2136	<td> </td>
	2137	<td> </td>
	2138	<td> </td>
	2139	</tr>
	2140	<tr>
	2141	<td>   Sum per WP</td>
	2142	<td>a.  <br>
	2143	b. </td>
	2144	<td>a.  <br>
	2145	b. </td>
	2146	<td>a.  <br>
	2147	b. </td>
	2148	<td> </td>
	2149	<td> </td>
	2150	<td>Total  FTE  <br>
	2151	Total networking</td>
	2152	</tr>
	2153
	2154	</tbody>
	2155	</table>
	2156	</center>
	2157
	2158	<p><b><font color="#3333ff"><font size="+2">Additional information concerning
	2159	the cost estimate:</font></font></b> <br>
	2160	<br>
	2161
	2162	<table border="1" cols="1" width="100%" bgcolor="#ffffff">
	2163	<caption><br>
	2164	</caption><tbody>
	2165
	2166	</tbody> <tbody>
	2167	<tr>
	2168	<td>Specify additional details relevant to the structure of the budget
	2169	requested (number of workshops and collaboration weeks to be attended, new
	2170	events to be organised, eventual service tasks, fraction of young/senior researchers,
	2171	inviting high-level experts from outside the IA, support for dissemination
	2172	of the knowledge, educational tools and actions, outreach,...)<br>
	2173	<b>Specify additional details relevant to the structure of the
	2174	budget requested (fraction of total cost requested to be funded,
	2175	number of workshops and collaboration weeks to be attended, new
	2176	events to be organised, eventual service tasks, fraction of young/senior
	2177	researchers, inviting high-level experts from outside the IA, support
	2178	for dissemination of the knowledge, educational tools and actions,
	2179	outreach,...)</b><br>
	2180	<br>
	2181	<br>
	2182	No attempt to fill the financial table has been done yet. Only
	2183	an early first rough underestimate of the level of funding useful to
	2184	adequately <br>
	2185	reinforce participation to these network of activities in 2004-7
	2186	was performed several weeks ago and is reproposed here as such for now.
	2187	<br>
	2188	<br>
	2189	1) assuming that about 20 people would be supported to travel for
	2190	each of the  Weeks, at 1000 € each, 60 to 80 K€ per year are needed
	2191	<br>
	2192	<br>
	2193	2) 20 to 40 researchers would be supported to travel to the NuFact
	2194	Workshop (faculty and postdocs) and/or the NuFact School (postdocs <br>
	2195	and students). About 40 to 80  K€ per year will be needed<br>
	2196	<br>
	2197	3) additional funds will be needed to cover expenses of invited
	2198	speakers to the Weeks<br>
	2199	<br>
	2200	4) additional funds will be needed to support participation to
	2201	dedicated workshops.  <br>
	2202	<br>
	2203	A request of 800 to 1000 K€ over 4 years emerged at the time, to
	2204	be soon seriously revised. <br>
	2205	<br>
	2206	The Guide for proposers implies that the main cost is to be requested
	2207	for the organization of meetings, travel and subsistence expenses. In
	2208	some special case, the cost of for hiring a postdocs or a student can be
	2209	supported provided his task is a service task (such as maintenance and
	2210	exportability of code, database…). EU funding can cover up to 100% of
	2211	the real costs of the networking activities. No explicit limit is indicated,
	2212	however it seems that total amounts largely exceeding 1 Meuros for each
	2213	NA over the entire IA period (i.e. 5 years) will be difficult to obtain.<br>
	2214	<br>
	2215	<i>We are seriously considering requesting also the cost
	2216	for hiring a postdoc in charge of the centralization, maintenance and
	2217	distribution of the NA patrimony of simulation codes and of the NA Website.
	2218	</i><br>
	2219	</td>
	2220	</tr>
	2221
	2222	</tbody>
	2223	</table>
	2224	</p>
	2225
	2226	<p><b><font color="#3333ff"><font size="+2">Management structure:</font></font></b>
	2227	<br>
	2228	<br>
	2229
	2230	<table border="1" cols="1" width="100%" bgcolor="#ffffff">
	2231	<caption><br>
	2232	</caption><tbody>
	2233
	2234	</tbody> <tbody>
	2235	<tr>
	2236	<td>Specify the structure of the NA management, based on the guidelines
	2237	provided, with names and functions of the people nominated. <br>
	2238	<b>Co-ordinator: </b> <br>
	2239	<b>Deputy co-ordinator: </b> <br>
	2240	<b>Work-package co-ordinators:</b>  <br>
	2241	A link to the <a
	2242	href="http://esgard.lal.in2p3.fr/Project/Activities/Organisation/index.php">WEB-based
	2243	description</a> of the central management structure of the CARE IA can be
	2244	provided. Specific functions NA co-ordinators in the central management
	2245	structure can be highlighted (for example the deputy co-ordinator of the
	2246	NA is a member of the Knowledge Dissemination Board, etc...).</td>
	2247	</tr>
	2248
	2249	</tbody>
	2250	</table>
	2251	</p>
	2252	<br>
	2253	<br>
	2254	<br>
	2255	</body>
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