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Wednesday, May 24
				Late registration available from 8:00 AM - 9:00 AM
Session 0		Start		Introductory Talks					chair: H. Glass
		9:00 AM			Laboratory Welcome				M. Witherell, FNAL
		9:10 AM			VLHC Committee Welcome				E. Malamud, FNAL
		9:25 AM			Physics of the VLHC				C. Hill, FNAL
		10:10 AM		Coffee Break
Session I				Accelerator – Magnet Interface					chair: T. Sen
	1	10:30 AM			Accelerator Physics Update				M. Syphers, FNAL
	2	11:00 AM			Closing the loop between magnets and machine: View from the LHC				R. Schmidt, CERN
	3	11:30 AM			Dynamic range issues for magnets and machines				M. Harrison, BNL
		12:00 PM		Lunch Break or walk around the ring
Session IIa				Magnet R&D – Results since the last Workshop					chair: A. Devred
Low field	1	1:30 PM			Iron and Magnetic Design for Low Field VLHC Magnets				V. Kashikhin, FNAL
	2	1:50 PM			Cold Mass Support and Cryogenic Systems for the Low Field VLHC Magnet				W. Foster, FNAL
	3	2:10 PM			Conductor Test for a Low Field VLHC Magnet				H. Piekarz, FNAL
Medium Field	4	2:30 PM			Intermediate Temperature Iron SC Magnets				A. Kovalenko, JINR
		2:50 PM		Coffee Break
High field	5	3:10 PM			LBNL 12 Tesla Nb3Sn coil test results				A. Lietzke, LBNL
	6	3:30 PM			FNAL Cos-theta magnetic design				A. Zlobin, FNAL
	7	3:50 PM			FNAL Common coil magnetic design				G. Sabbi, FNAL
	8	4:10 PM			FNAL Cos-theta design and fabrication				I. Terechkine, FNAL
	9	4:30 PM			FNAL Common coil design and fabrication				G. Ambrosio, FNAL
	10	4:50 PM			Compensation of Coil Magnetization Effects in Nb3Sn Dipole Magnets				V. Kashikhin, FNAL
	11	5:10 PM			Support Structures for High Field Magnets				S. Caspi, LBNL
Thursday, May 25
Session IIb				Magnet R&D – Results since the last Workshop, continued						chair: P. Wanderer
	1	8:30 AM			Texas A&M Construction of model magnets for hybrid-coil block dipoles					P. McIntyre, Texas A&M
	2	8:50 AM			BNL HTS Tape Common Coil Magnet Results					W. Sampson, BNL
	3	9:10 AM			BNL Phase II Common Coil Magnet Work					R. Gupta, BNL
	4	9:30 AM			Wrappable Inorganic Insulation system					M. Tupper, CTD
		9:50 AM		Coffee Break
Session III				Developments in Superconductor						chair: R. Scanlan
	1	10:10 AM			Towards higher critical currents in Nb3Sn superconductors: Recent results from the U. of Wisconsin-Madison					P. Lee, Univ. Wisconsin
	2	10:30 AM			A15 Conductor Development Program					R. Scanlan, LBNL
	3	10:50 AM			HTS for Accelerator Magnets					A. Ghosh, BNL
	4	11:10 AM			Measurement and Control of Magnetization and Interstrand Resistance					E. Collings, M. Sumption, Ohio State Univ.
	5	11:30 AM			Superconducting Strand and Cable Studies for Nb3Sn High Field Dipole Magnets					E. Barzi, FNAL
	6	11:50 AM			Report on European Superconductor Development					A. Devred, CEA/Saclay
		12:10 PM		Lunch Break - Hear  the Fermilab Singers
Session IV				Special Issues						chair: P. McIntyre
	1	1:30 PM			Quench protection for High Field Magnets					A. McInturff, LBNL
	2	1:50 PM			Quench protection issues					M. Wake, KEK
	3	2:10 PM			Beam screen design concepts					O. Gröbner, CERN
	4	2:30 PM			Subsystems – a low field VLHC view					G. Jackson, FNAL
		2:50 PM		Coffee Break
Session V				Magnet R&D – The Next Step						chair:
	1	3:10 PM			LHC update: dipole production, cost estimates, etc					TBD
	2	3:40 PM			Other components – quads, correctors, etc.					A. Devred, CEA/Saclay
	3	4:00 PM			Developing a cost model					S. Gourlay, LBNL
	4	4:20 PM			Production cost issues for cos theta and common coil magnets					P. Wanderer, BNL
	5	4:40 PM			Low Field VLHC Cost Model					W. Foster, FNAL
Friday, May 26
Session VI				Wrap Up Session						chair: S. Gourlay
		9:00 AM			Accelerator Issues – the next iteration					S. Holmes, FNAL
		9:30 AM			Conductors for VLHC Magnets					P. Lee, Univ. Wisconsin
		10:00 AM		Coffee Break
		10:20 AM			View from Europe – panel discussion					A. Devred et al.
		11:10 AM			Overview of VLHC Magnet Issues					P. Limon, FNAL

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