Progress of Fundamental Technology R&D Toward Accelerator Magnets Using Coated Conductors in S-Innovation Program
We report the progress of an R&D project of fundamental technologies for cryocooler-cooled accelerator magnets using coated conductors funded by the Japan Science and Technology Agency under its S-Innovation Program. Its target applications include carbon cancer therapy and accelerator-driven su...
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