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Jack Shi, Associate Professor
3079 Malott Hall
TEL: (785) 864-5273
FAX: (785) 864-5262
Email: jshi@ku.edu
Professional Background:
2002-Present: Associate Professor, Physics & Astronomy, University
of Kansas
1997-2002: Assistant Professor, Physics & Astronomy, University of Kansas
Education:
1991: Ph.D., Physics, University of Houston
1984: M.S., Physics, University of Science and Technology of China
1982: B.S. Physics, University of Science and Technology of China
Research Interests
My research interest is in beam dynamics, accelerator physics, nonlinear dynamics, and computational physics. Currently our research is aimed at bringing new methods of nonlinear analysis for an understanding of the nonlinear motion of beam particles in particle accelerators. Our research has been continuously supported by the US Department of Energy. We are also collaborating with many beam-dynamics groups in national and international accelerator laboratories such as Fermilab, BNL, LBL, JLab, CERN, and DESY.
Honors
SSC National Fellow, 1992
Selected Publications:
1. L. Jin and J. Shi, "Strong-Strong Simulation
Study for the Wire Compensation of Long-Range Beam-Beam Effect in LHC", Nucl. Instr. & Methods A550-6 (2005).
2. L. Jin, J. Shi, and G.H. Hoffstaetter, "Coherent Beam-Beam
Tune Shift of Unsymmetrical Beam-Beam Interactions with Large Beam-Beam
Parameter", Physical Review E71, 036501 (2005).
3. J. Shi, L. Jin, and O. Kheawpum, "Multipole Compensation of
Long-Range Beam-Beam Interactions With Minimization of Nonlinearities
in Poincare Maps of a Storage-Ring Collider", Physical Review
E69, 036502 (2004).
4. L. Jin and J. Shi, "Importance of Beam-Beam Tune Spread to
Collective Beam-Beam Instability in Hadron Colliders", Physical
Review E69, 036503 (2004).
5. D. Yao and J. Shi, "Evolution of Averaged Action Variables in
Weakly Non-Integrable Hamiltonian Systems", J. Phys. A34,
4999 (2001).
6. J. Shi and D. Yao, "Collective Beam-Beam Effects in Hadron
Colliders", Physical Review E62, 1258 (2000).
7. J. Shi, "Global Correction of Magnetic Field Errors in LHC Interaction
Regions", Particle Accelerators 65, 235 (2000).
8. J. Shi, "Global Compensation of Magnetic Field Errors with
Minimization of Nonlinearities in Poincare Map of a Circular Accelerator", Nucl. Instr. & Methods A444, 534 (2000).
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