Preface
It has been more than 20 years since Wiley's 1998 publication and enthusiastic reception of RF Superconductivity for Accelerators [1] and now more than 10 years since the sequel in 2009: RF Superconductivity – Science, Technology, and Applications [2]. Many aspects of superconducting RF (SRF) development are thoroughly covered in these two books, plus many review papers [3–6], and most completely in the proceedings of international SRF conferences (1980–2021) published on JACoW.org [7].
Over the period 2010–2022 there has been spectacular progress in terms of the performance of SRF structures, scientific understanding of the improvements, innovative cavity designs for new applications, and wide exploration of new material avenues ...
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