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From [email protected] Thu May  6 14:55:27 1993 Path: uunet!bounce-back From: [email protected] (Robert Ryne) Newsgroups: news.announce.newgroups,news.groups,sci.physics Subject: RFD: sci.physics.accel hierarchy, seven groups Followup-To: news.groups Date: 30 Apr 1993 18:42:14 -0400 Organization: Los Alamos National Laboratory Lines: 78 Sender: [email protected] Approved: [email protected] Message-ID: <[email protected]> NNTP-Posting-Host: rodan.uu.net Xref: uunet news.announce.newgroups:3532 news.groups:71233 sci.physics:51499  REQUEST FOR DISCUSSION:    of Creation of UNMODERATED Usenet newsgroups for discussions and   postings related to particle accelerators and the physics of beams.   The following newsgroups are proposed:    sci.physics.accel.codes      computer codes in accelerator physics    sci.physics.accel.expt    experimental methods, instrumentation, measurement    sci.physics.accel.theory     accelerator theory    sci.physics.accel.structures particle sources, accelerator structures,...    sci.physics.accel.rf-sources power sources    sci.physics.accel.misc       announcements, news from accelerator labs,...    sci.physics.accel.abstracts  abstracts of preprints, papers and tech notes  PURPOSE:    The purpose of the newsgroup "sci.physics.accel.codes" will be for    discussing issues related to computer codes used in the design and    analysis of particle accelerators, beam transport systems, and components    of these systems. Topics of discussion could include, but would not be   limited to, problems encountered using specific codes, advantages and    disadvantages of various codes, and methods for using specific codes to    solve certain problems.     The purpose of the newsgroup "sci.physics.accel.expt" will be for   discussing issues related to experimental accelerator physics. Topics could    include, but would not be limited to, experimental methods, instrumentation,    diagnostics and measurement.    The purpose of the newsgroup "sci.physics.accel.theory" will be for    discussing topics in accelerator theory.     The purpose of the newsgroup "sci.physics.accel.structures" will be for    discussing topics such as particle sources, injectors, Radio Frequency    Quadrupoles, conventional and unconventional accelerator structures, etc.    The purpose of the newsgroup "sci.physics.accel.rf-sources" will be for    discussing issues related to rf power sources for particle accelerators.    The purpose of the newsgroup "sci.physics.accel.misc" will be for   postings that do not fall into the categories of the other groups.   This could include things such as news from accelerator laboratories   and announcements concerning conferences and schools of interest to    accelerator and beam physicists.    The purpose of the newsgroup "sci.physics.accel.abstracts" will be for   the posting of abstracts related to accelerator physics and beam physics    that are produced at accelerator laboratories, universities and    institutions around the world. This group would be for posting just    abstracts, including the author's name, institution and address.    (This way, readers would know how to get further information, including    the complete papers.) The actual posting of papers could perhaps    be accomplished at a later date using an anonymous ftp server.   NOTE WELL: I have been told that this topic duplicates SPIRES,   a database that many people (including me) are unfamiliar with.   If that is the case, then it should be brought up during the discussion   period, and the proposal to create this group will be removed if there   is a consensus to remove it.  RATIONALE:    Particle accelerators, beam transport systems and magnetic optics   systems are designed, built and utilized at numerous institutions around   the world. Researchers starting work on a problem that is new to them could   poll the newsgroups for past efforts related to that problem.   By fostering scientific interchange and discussion between accelerator   scientists, these newsgroups would help researchers get their   work done more quickly, it could prevent them from making common   mistakes, and it could help them find the best solutions to problems.   PROPOSER: Robert Ryne           Los Alamos National Laboratory           [email protected]  DISCUSSION: Please post all discussions to "news.groups"  IMPORTANT DATES   The discussion period will begin on May 3. It is anticipated that    a call for votes will occur around June 3, 1993.  From [email protected] Wed Jun 23 21:12:53 1993 Path: uunet!bounce-back From: [email protected] (Robert Ryne) Newsgroups: news.announce.newgroups,news.groups,sci.physics,sci.physics.research Subject: CFV: sci.physics.accelerators Followup-To: poster Date: 21 Jun 1993 11:53:18 -0400 Organization: Los Alamos National Laboratory Lines: 120 Sender: [email protected] Approved: [email protected], [email protected] Message-ID: <[email protected]> Reply-To: [email protected] NNTP-Posting-Host: rodan.uu.net Xref: uunet news.announce.newgroups:3716 news.groups:74654 sci.physics:54826 sci.physics.research:383  This is an official Call For Votes (CFV) for the formation of the newsgroup:                  ****  sci.physics.accelerators  ****  Note well: Shortly after posting this CFV, an e-mail message will be sent to a number of accelerator and beam physicists stating that the vote is in  progress and what its purpose is. The e-mail message states that, if you are currently unable to access Usenet, but expect to do so in the future, and if  you would like to participate in the vote, then send a one line message to [email protected] that says "send me the CFV"  Acknowledgment: This CFV is a modified version of the soc.culture.austria CFV. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Please read the following information carefully, before sending your votes!   The instructions on how to vote are located after the charter in this article! Do not post your votes to Usenet! ------------------------------------------------------------------------------                     Charter for sci.physics.accelerators  NAME: sci.physics.accelerators  MODERATION: unmoderated  PURPOSE:   The purpose of the newsgroup sci.physics.accelerators is for discussing    issues related to particle accelerators and the physics of beams.    Possible topics include, but are not limited to: computer codes and   simulation in accelerator physics; experimental methods, instrumentation,   diagnostics and measurement; accelerator theory; particle sources;   accelerator structures; advanced accelerator concepts; rf power sources;   free electron lasers; announcements and news from accelerator laboratories.  RATIONALE:   Particle accelerators, beam transport systems and magnetic optics systems    are designed, built and utilized at numerous institutions around the world.    Researchers starting work on a problem that is new to them can poll the    newsgroup for past efforts related to that problem.  By fostering scientific    interchange and discussion between accelerator scientists, the newsgroup    would help researchers get their work done more quickly, it could prevent    them from making common mistakes, and it could help them find the best    solutions to problems.   CHANGE OF MODERATION:   If, in the future, there is a desire to change the status of the newsgroup   from unmoderated to moderated, this can be accomplished by following the   Usenet rules for creation of a new newsgroup (RFD, CFV, vote)  -----------------------------End of Charter------------------------------- FOLLOWUP DISCUSSION:   The period for discussion has ended.  You may continue the discussion   while the votes are being taken, but this will not have any effect on    the proposal of sci.physics.accelerators.  Any followup discussion will    be carried out on news.groups.  VOTING PERIOD:   Start: Monday,  June 21, 1993, 00:01 GMT   End:   Tuesday, July 20, 1993, 23:59 GMT   Votes received before or after the voting period will not be counted.   Call For Votes will last for 30 days.   This Call For Votes will be posted two more times in the next 30 days,   with voter acknowledgement.  HOW TO VOTE:         Rules:  - Votes must be cast by e-mail only.  Votes that are posted                   to the USENET will not be counted.                 - You can NOT vote by proxy.  Your friend can NOT vote for you.                   You must have a valid e-mail address.  You can NOT send your                   vote using anonymous service.  Only one vote per person,                   per e-mail address.  The moderator of a mailing list can                   NOT collect votes for his/her members.  A member must                   send his/her vote directly.                 - You may vote once.  The determination will be made based on                   your unique e-mail address.  If there are multiple votes                   from one address, only the votes with the latest legal                   timestamp which falls in the time period will be counted.                 - You are voting for this charter. Votes such as "I would vote                   YES, if" will be disqualified.                 - Votes must be sent within the time period of voting.  Votes                   received before or after the time period will not be counted.                                           ************************                 - Votes must be sent to:  * [email protected] *                                           ************************                   If you send your vote to an address other than the above                   address, it will be disqualified.    Sending your vote:    Instructions for those who SUPPORT the formation of sci.physics.accelerators   ----------------------------------------------------------------------------        1. Send your vote to: [email protected]        2. In the BODY of the message:                   I vote YES for sci.physics.accelerators           or an equivalent, unambiguous statement.        Examples:  I vote YES for sci.physics.accelerators                        I vote in favour of sci.physics.accelerators          Instructions for those who OPPOSE the formation of sci.physics.accelerators   ---------------------------------------------------------------------------        1. Send your vote to: [email protected]        2. In the BODY of the message:                   I vote NO for sci.physics.accelerators            or an equivalent, unambiguous statement.        Examples:  I vote NO for sci.physics.accelerators                   I vote against sci.physics.accelerators   Please send your vote as close to the above format as possible. The vote  taker will not accept any votes that do not follow the rules.  The 2nd CFV and 3rd CFV will include a voter acknowledgement. If you voted but do not see your name and e-mail address in the acknowledgements, then please re-send your vote. The actual tally of who voted FOR and AGAINST the newsgroup will be displayed after the end of the voting period. Do not send e-mail asking about the status of the vote; any such e-mail will be discarded. If you have other questions, they can be sent to: [email protected]  Thanks to:  Salman Habib, who is handling the vote; Ron Dippold, Jose L. Martinez, and  Richard H. Miller for comments on preparing the CFV; and to all contributors  to the RFD.  From [email protected] Mon Jul 26 12:22:55 1993 Path: uunet!bounce-back From: [email protected] (Salman Habib) Newsgroups: news.announce.newgroups,news.groups,sci.physics,sci.physics.research Subject: RESULT: sci.physics.accelerators passes 318:8 Followup-To: news.groups Date: 26 Jul 1993 11:54:28 -0400 Organization: Los Alamos National Laboratory Lines: 345 Sender: [email protected] Approved: [email protected], [email protected] Message-ID: <[email protected]> NNTP-Posting-Host: rodan.uu.net Xref: uunet news.announce.newgroups:3880 news.groups:77524 sci.physics:56985 sci.physics.research:483  RESULT: sci.physics.accelerators passes 318:8 --------------------------------------------- The voting period for sci.physics.accelerators has ended. The final vote count is 318:YES and 8:NO. Therefore, the group has passed. As I understand it, there will be a 5 day waiting period to look over the votes, and so long as there are no objections the group will be created thereafter.  Note:  Due to a disk crash, votes received during June 26 - June 30 were lost. (There were about a dozen YES votes and zero NO votes). If you voted  during that period and cannot find your name below, that is the reason.  Sincerely, Salman Habib  NO votes -------- [email protected]  [email protected]  [email protected] Gregory Gulik [email protected] Malcom Austin [email protected] Mike Hatz [email protected] K. Shane Hartman [email protected]  [email protected] Bob Weissman  YES votes --------- [email protected] Achim W. Weidemann [email protected]  [email protected] Andreas Loesch [email protected] Andreas Stolz [email protected]  [email protected] E.BARON [email protected]  [email protected]  [email protected]  [email protected] Jeffrey D. Wilson [email protected]  [email protected] Alex Chao [email protected]  [email protected]  [email protected]  [email protected] R. 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