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Title: BYU Ion Beam Analysis Facility


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BYU Ion Beam Analysis Facility
BYU Ion Beam Analysis Facility
BYU Ion Beam Analysis Facility
  • Particle accelerators are used for materials
    analysis
  • Jointly operated by Physics and Astronomy and
    Chemistry and Biochemistry
  • An important research facility to the college and
    to the university
  • Particle accelerators are used for materials
    analysis
  • Jointly operated by Physics and Astronomy and
    Chemistry and Biochemistry

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BYU Ion Beam Analysis Facility
BYU Ion Beam Analysis Facility
BYU Ion Beam Analysis Facility
BYU Ion Beam Analysis Facility
  • Particle accelerators are used for materials
    analysis
  • Jointly operated by Physics and Astronomy and
    Chemistry and Biochemistry
  • An important research facility to the college and
    to the university
  • By replacing the existing accelerators, we will
    be able to increase capability and productivity
    while occupying about 1/3 of the current floor
    space.
  • Particle accelerators are used for materials
    analysis
  • Jointly operated by Physics and Astronomy and
    Chemistry and Biochemistry

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Current BYU Accelerator Facilities
  • 4 MeV Van de Graaff Accelerator
  • Built in 1946
  • 2700 sq. ft. floor space
  • Needs renovation to be useful

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Current BYU Accelerator Facilities
  • 4 MeV Van de Graaff Accelerator
  • Built in 1946
  • 2700 sq. ft. floor space
  • Needs renovation to be useful
  • Neutron detector development
  • Rutherford Backscattering
  • (near-surface depth profiling)
  • Two M.S. Theses
  • One Ph.D. Dissertation

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Current BYU Accelerator Facilities
  • 2 MeV Van de Graaff Accelerator
  • Built in 1966
  • 1300 sq. ft. floor space
  • Down for repair 50 of the time
  • Trace element analysis
  • Particle-Induced X-ray Emission (PIXE)
  • Particle-Induced ?-ray Emission (PIGE)
  • External Beam PIXE

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Current BYU Accelerator Facilities
  • 2 MeV Van de Graaff Accelerator
  • Built in 1966
  • 1300 sq. ft. floor space
  • Down for repair 50 of the time
  • Trace element analysis
  • Particle-Induced X-ray Emission (PIXE)
  • Particle-Induced ?-ray Emission (PIGE)
  • External Beam PIXE
  • Six M.S. theses
  • Ten Ph.D. dissertations
  • Fifty-two publications
  • 1990 Maeser Research Award
  • 1999 ??? Award
  • We employ 5-7 undergraduate and 1-2 graduate
    students

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Current BYU Accelerator Facilities
  • 2 MeV Van de Graaff Accelerator
  • Built in 1966
  • 1300 sq. ft. floor space
  • Down for repair 50 of the time
  • Trace element analysis
  • Particle-Induced X-ray Emission (PIXE)
  • Particle-Induced ?-ray Emission (PIGE)
  • External Beam PIXE
  • Six M.S. theses
  • Ten Ph.D. dissertations
  • Fifty-two publications
  • 1990 Maeser Research Award
  • 1999 ??? Award
  • Employ 5-7 undergraduate and 1-2 graduate
    students
  • Current collaborations with

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Proposed BYU Ion Beam Analysis Facility
  • 6 MeV Pelletron Accelerator
  • 1100 sq. ft. floor space
  • Neutron detector development
  • Rutherford Backscattering
  • PIXE
  • PIGE
  • External Beam PIXE
  • Ion implantation
  • Elastic Recoil Detection
  • Analysis (ERDA, for hydrogen
  • and light elements)
  • Microbeam PIXE
  • (trace element scans with one
  • micron resolution)
  • Scanning Transmission Ion
  • Microscopy (STIM, density
  • scans)

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Proposed BYU Ion Beam Analysis Facility
  • 6 MeV Pelletron Accelerator
  • 1100 sq. ft. floor space
  • Neutron detector development
  • Rutherford Backscattering
  • PIXE
  • PIGE
  • External Beam PIXE
  • Ion implantation
  • Elastic Recoil Detection Analysis (ERDA)
  • Microbeam PIXE
  • Scanning Transmission Ion Microscopy (STIM)
  • Of probable interest to
  • geology
  • biology
  • engineering
  • Museum of Art

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