Pictures of your lab (experimentalists & theoreticians)

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The discussion centers around sharing images of various physics labs, particularly laser and theoretical labs. Participants showcase their work environments, with one user detailing a nonlinear optics lab where an Argon laser is used to generate different colored beams through a series of processes. There is a playful exchange about the authenticity of the images, with some users humorously questioning the cleanliness of the lab and the visibility of laser beams. Others share their own lab setups, including theoretical workspaces filled with books, and engage in light-hearted banter about safety in labs and the nature of their experiments. The conversation reflects a mix of technical details about laser systems and a camaraderie among those in the scientific community.
  • #51
George Jones said:
I am theoretician; here are my books.

Impressive collection. You are a considerably more advanced theoretician than NoobixCube... NoobixCube are you sure your not a primary school teacher? :-p
 
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  • #53
n0_3sc said:
Here are some more pics. A friend is a good photographer and has an awesome camera so without revealing too much of our labs (a requirement) guess what these represent:

That's part of a laser system. We have a similar Ti-Sapphire laser from Spectra Physics with 2 YAG lasers going through a TSA.

Zz.
 
  • #54
Good job ZapperZ!
 
  • #55
n0_3sc said:
Good job ZapperZ!

OK, so now it's my turn. Identify the copper thingy with the tubes sticking out of it. :)

http://img93.imageshack.us/img93/1645/img5985ac0.jpg

Zz.
 
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  • #56
ZapperZ said:
OK, so now it's my turn. Identify the copper thingy with the tubes sticking out of it. :)

http://img93.imageshack.us/img93/1645/img5985ac0.jpg

Zz.
HTS. Entire rig some kind of particle collider.
 
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  • #57
That looks bloody awesome.
Yeah, my guess too is something to do with a particle accelerator/collider... The copper tubing is being cooled by whatever is flowing through those hoses...? I'm really curious as to what the whole setup is/does.
 
  • #58
After googling for "particle colliders" I'm taking a guess the rings are "Damping Rings" or an "RF Cavity"?
 
  • #59
ZapperZ said:
OK, so now it's my turn. Identify the copper thingy with the tubes sticking out of it. :)

http://img93.imageshack.us/img93/1645/img5985ac0.jpg

Zz.

Perpetual motion machine!
 
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  • #62
n0_3sc said:
After googling for "particle colliders" I'm taking a guess the rings are "Damping Rings" or an "RF Cavity"?
Yes I am thinking you must be right, high power RF device requiring cooling. Scratch HTS.
 
  • #63
ZapperZ said:
OK, so now it's my turn. Identify the copper thingy with the tubes sticking out of it. :)

http://img93.imageshack.us/img93/1645/img5985ac0.jpg

Zz.

My guess is some particle measurments, using nitrogen cooling.:rolleyes:
Second thing might be research in the MHD generator area, but I don't see power connections as large as the machine suggest.
 
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  • #64
cool thread, makes me wish my lab wasnt horrible
 
  • #65
RonL said:
My guess is some particle measurments, using nitrogen cooling.:rolleyes:
I can't imagine any particle experiments/measurements utilising large solid copper rings that are held at a temperature...

Ok ZapperZ who was the closest?
 
  • #66
Cyrus said:
Perpetual motion machine!

No way, dude. That's a time machine!
 
  • #67
Math Is Hard said:
No way, dude. That's a time machine!

That doesn't look like a phone booth to me...whoaaa
 
  • #68
Cyrus said:
That doesn't look like a phone booth to me...whoaaa
HAHA Cyrus' Lab:
http://www.thackershirtcompany.com/images/PhoneBooth.jpg
 
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  • #70
The picture that I posted is a section of our linear accelerator. It is typically called a "linac tank". It is an accelerating structure consisting of a series of iris-loaded copper cavities that are powered by a 1.3 GHz rf in a TM01 mode. Electron bunches gain an average of 10 MeV of energy after passing through this linac tank.

The hoses are water lines connected to a closed-loop chiller. During operation, the linac must be kept at the optimum, constant temperature. A single degree variation will cause the linac to detune it's resonance frequency and will not be able to efficiently sustain the 1.3 GHz rf.

Zz.
 
  • #71
ZapperZ said:
OK, so now it's my turn. Identify the copper thingy with the tubes sticking out of it. :)

http://img93.imageshack.us/img93/1645/img5985ac0.jpg

Zz.

There looks to be a massive flex coupeling, does something inside, spin?

And for water cooling, I can guess green in, and red out, what requires such massive flanges and bolt patterns??

And not related, I switched to Mozilla Firefox, and the spell check function went away, how can I get back?

Ron
 
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  • #72
ZapperZ said:
It is an accelerating structure consisting of a series of iris-loaded copper cavities that are powered by a 1.3 GHz rf in a TM01 mode.

HA! RF Cavity by the sounds of it! I win! I hope you all mind the bragging because there's a lot more of it!
 
  • #73
RonL said:
And not related, I switched to Mozilla Firefox, and the spell check function went away, how can I get back?
Ron

"Tools" > "Options" > "Advanced" Tab at the top right > "General" Tab below > Under "Browsing" click the check box titled "Check my spelling as I type".
Congratulations on the firefox change over...was a wise decision :)
 
  • #74
n0_3sc said:
"Tools" > "Options" > "Advanced" Tab at the top right > "General" Tab below > Under "Browsing" click the check box titled "Check my spelling as I type".
Congratulations on the firefox change over...was a wise decision :)

Thanks:smile:
 
  • #75
We need a lot more pics of theoretical desks :)
 
  • #76
this is me

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and this is my LABORATORY! muohaha.

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don't disturb. no eating or garlic. no silver jewelry
 
  • #77
Haha, you reminded me of a joke about physics...

So world ended and all physicists went to heaven (obviously, it could be otherway?..didnt think so :) )
so they didnt know what to do...so decided to play hide and seek.

So Einstein started counting and Newton instead of running to hide was just standing there behind him.
Einstein stops counting "Newton, your out!"...
Newton: "But I am not Newton, I am Newton standing in 1 square meter, so I am Newton/meter^2;
Thus I am Pascal! "

Lol ! (well you sort of joke for physicists xD, not to be elitist ...MUHAHHAH :) )
 
  • #78
I was looking for some specimens in the anatomy lab the other day, and realized we sure do have a lot of skeletons in the closet. (Sorry, the above two posts inspired this groaner too.)

All the interesting places I work, I can't photograph to post here.
 
  • #79
Your avatar >>> all statistically possible pics of your work places ... :)
 
  • #80
My lab at home, I did the carpentry work myself.
 

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  • #81
George Jones said:
I am theoretician; here are my books.
I recognize Cohen-Tannoudji, Diu and Laloë, QM I & II. On the right shelf, top far left is an old McGraw-Hill book with tan cover and green label. I have several of those in the International Series in Pure and Applied Physics that were new in the 1970's.
 
  • #82
http://imgwe.com/accessbee/27/1.png Today[/URL] we use it as laser lights that you can buy from the 99 cent store.
 
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