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Åke Andersson is a Researcher at Lund University's Faculty of Engineering (LTH), affiliated with the Department of Photon Science and Technology and the MAX IV Laboratory's Accelerator Division. His work focuses on accelerator physics, synchrotron radiation, and storage ring dynamics. He has contributed to projects addressing beam instabilities, octupole optimization, and synchrotron-based imaging techniques.
- Affiliations: MAX IV Laboratory, LTH Profile Area: Photon Science and Technology
Research interests include transverse and longitudinal beam instabilities, coupled-mode dynamics, and the application of advanced cavities in synchrotron light sources. Recent studies involve experimental observations of mode-driven instabilities and time-resolved measurements of bunch behavior in storage rings.
Supervised projects include investigations into emittance-related phenomena in fourth-generation storage rings and timing modes for MAX IV's accelerator systems. He has advised doctoral candidates on topics such as electron beam profile measurements and octupole optimization.
His work at MAX IV involves developing methods to enhance beam stability and performance, with applications in both fundamental physics and industrial beamline instrumentation.
