Quench detection on a superconducting radio-frequency cavity
arXiv:1710.04763
Abstract
We study quench detection in superconducting accelerator cavities cooled with He-II. A rigorous mathematical formula is derived to localize the quench position from dynamical data over a finite time interval at a second sound detector.
arXiv comment18 pages. Typos fixed; clarifications and references added
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