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Sarantsev, Vladislav Pavlovich

Vladislav Pavlovich Sarantsev ( September 23, 1930 , Saratov - January 31, 1995 ) - Soviet physicist , an outstanding specialist in the field of accelerator physics . Known for his pioneering work on collective acceleration of heavy ions.

Vladislav Pavlovich Sarantsev
Sarantsev Vladislav Pavlovich.jpg
Date of BirthSeptember 23, 1930 ( 1930-09-23 )
Place of BirthSaratov
Date of deathJanuary 31, 1995 ( 1995-01-31 ) ( aged 64)
A country the USSR
Russia
Scientific fieldaccelerator physics
Place of workJoint Institute for Nuclear Research
Alma materFaculty of Physics, Moscow State University (1954)
Academic degreeDoctor of physico-mathematical sciences ( 1969 )
Academic rankProfessor
supervisorV. I. Veksler
Known asauthor of pioneering work on collective acceleration
Awards and prizes
Medal "For Labor Valor"Anniversary medal "For Valiant Labor (For Military Valor). In commemoration of the 100th anniversary of the birth of Vladimir Ilyich Lenin "RUS Imperial Order of Saint Andrew ribbon.svgMedalF-Ribbon-40px.png
Sitesarancev.ru

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Biography

Born in Saratov . He graduated from the Physics Department of Moscow State University in 1954, after which he went to the site of the future Dubna to participate in the construction of the proton synchrophasotron , built under the direction of V.I. Wexler . Sarantsev was launching a linear accelerator- injector. In 1957, the Synchrophasotron captured the first beam. Subsequently, the injector was significantly upgraded by Sarantsev, which made it possible to increase the beam intensity by a factor of 20 [1] . In 1962, he defended his dissertation on this material.

Subsequently, at the suggestion of Veksler, Sarantsev took up new methods of acceleration, the most important work of Sarantsev for many years was the acceleration of ions by a relativistic electron beam. In 1969, Sarantsev defended his doctoral dissertation on the physical foundations of the collective method of ion acceleration by electron rings [2] . The Department of New Acceleration Methods (ONMU) was formed, headed by V.P. Sarantsev, and in 1970 for the first time helium ions were accelerated by a collective method. To generate dense electron bunches in the form of rings, the so-called ADHESATOR (Adiabatic Generator of Charged TORoids), fundamentally reminiscent of a betatron .

In 1972, the development of a prototype of the Collective Heavy Ion Accelerator (KUTI) began, in 1977 the accelerator started working, and nitrogen, xenon, and other elements were accelerated.

For collective acceleration methods, a SILUND high-current electron accelerator was designed with a current of up to 800 A and a repetition frequency of 50 Hz.

In recent years, Sarantsev's research interests have shifted to the topic of linear electron-positron colliders , as well as photon colliders , based on the use of free electron lasers ( FEL ).

Memory

Since 1995, regularly, every two years, first in Dubna, and in recent years in Alushta , a seminar has been held on the problems of memory accelerators V.P. Sarantseva [3]

Notes

  1. ↑ In memory of Vladislav Pavlovich Sarantsev , A.A. Vasiliev et al., UFN , 165, pp. 711–712 (1995).
  2. ↑ Key dates of the life and work of Vladislav Pavlovich Sarantsev .
  3. ↑ X International seminar on the problems of charged particle accelerators V.P. Sarantseva

Links

  • http://www.sarancev.ru/
  • In memory of Vladislav Pavlovich Sarantsev , A.A. Vasiliev et al., UFN , 165, pp. 711–712 (1995).
  • V.P.Sarantsev. Life devoted to science .
  • SARANTSEV Vladislav Pavlovich // museum.jinr.ru
Source - https://ru.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Sarantsev,_Vladislav_Pavlovich&oldid=96628810


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