Management of Developmentally Disabled Children in Dentistry

Management of Developmentally Disabled Children in Dentistry
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Explore specific learning objectives and essential categories for dental assistants in treating developmentally disabled children. Learn about attitudes towards disabled children, roles of dental assistants, barriers in care provision, visual impairment, and hearing loss. Dive into core domains such as cerebral palsy and childhood autism for a comprehensive understanding.

  • Dentistry
  • Disabled Children
  • Dental Assistant
  • Developmental Disabilities
  • Pediatric Dentistry

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  1. ARC design for 100km ring Yiwei Wang, Jie Gao CEPC AP meeting, 2 Dec 2016

  2. DA vs. Circumfence For Higgs factories, FODO cell is favorite for its high filling factor. Usually, phase advance of 60 /60 or 90 /90 is chosen for its property of aberration cancellation. If fix emittance bending angle ? per dipole and cell number ?????is fixed ??=????2?3 ?? 2 1 3 sin3? 4sin2? 2cos? 2 ? = ? ????? 2?????? = 2? chromaticity of ARC ? is fixed, but dispersion at sextupole ??will increase with a longer cell length ? ??(1 1 4sin2? Thus, the nonlinearity generated by sextupole ??? will decrease with a longer cell length ? 2sin? 2) ? = ????? tan? ??= ? 2 2 ?? 1 ? ?2? ? If fix emittance, L Dx K2 DA

  3. DA vs. Circumfence An example by Y. Cai change circumference of ring while keep the IR

  4. 90/90 degree Eng=120 Lring=54820.48000000032 U0=- thetaC=15 thetaP=2.6 Ne=2.67 Nb=44 Ib=.0105 Pbeam=- rhoB=6200 alfap=- bxstar=- bystar=- ex=2.0935553797925138e-09 ey=0 sigxIP=- sigyIP=- ksix=- ksiy=- Vrf=3.53e+09 frf=6.5e+08 sigmaz=.002638957643199394 sigmazt=- Phom=- sigmae=.0013022977605895913 eapt=- eaptrf=- ngamma=- tbs=- Fhg=- Lmax=- Eng=120 Lring=74396.48000000458 U0=- thetaC=15 thetaP=2.6 Ne=2.67 Nb=44 Ib=.0105 Pbeam=- rhoB=9300 alfap=- bxstar=- bystar=- ex=1.98345500603251e-09 ey=0 sigxIP=- sigyIP=- ksix=- ksiy=- Vrf=2636910000 frf=6.5e+08 sigmaz=.0027049009699175197 sigmazt=- Phom=- sigmae=.0010632425947487473 eapt=- eaptrf=- ngamma=- tbs=- Fhg=- Lmax=- Eng=120 Lring=92707.19999999877 U0=- thetaC=15 thetaP=2.6 Ne=2.67 Nb=44 Ib=.0105 Pbeam=- rhoB=12090 alfap=- bxstar=- bystar=- ex=1.932695860302522e-09 ey=0 sigxIP=- sigyIP=- ksix=- ksiy=- Vrf=2259200000 frf=6.5e+08 sigmaz=.002734597171221037 sigmazt=- Phom=- sigmae=.0009324837783256101 eapt=- eaptrf=- ngamma=- tbs=- Fhg=- Lmax=- Real tune: 0.08, 0.22, -0.0718478 Bucket height dV/P0 = .0249642 Real tune: 0.08, 0.22, -0.0812613 Bucket height dV/P0 = .0249614 Real tune: 0.08, 0.22, -0.0892573 Bucket height dV/P0 = .0249542

  5. FODO cell Lring=54820.48 Lring=74396.48 Lring=92707.20

  6. Dispersion Suppressor Lring=54820.48 Lring=74396.48 Lring=92707.20

  7. Sextupole configuration

  8. ARC Lring=54820.48 Lring=74396.48 Lring=92707.20

  9. DA with one damping time 83 turns Q =0 with 2 families ey/ex=1 123 turns 160 turns

  10. Lring=92707.20 Chromatic functions

  11. FMA Lring=92707.20 w/ synchrotron motion dp=0

  12. FMA Lring=92707.20 w/ synchrotron motion dp=0 amplitude of synchrotron motion doesn t increase significantly

  13. Lring=92707.20 w/ synchrotron motion w/ damping dp=0 FMA amplitude of synchrotron motion increase significantly, but still small

  14. FMA Lring=92707.20 w/ synchrotron motion dp=-0.02

  15. Lring=92707.20 w/ synchrotron motion w/ damping dp=-0.02 FMA amplitude of synchrotron motion damped

  16. Summary Designed a preliminary ARC lattice for 100km ring Consider radiation damping For on-momentum, amplitude of synchrotron motion increase significantly, but still small For off-momentum, amplitude of synchrotron motion damped Thus, RF bucket no need to be significantly larger than energy acceptance

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