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A longitudinal bunch rotation and acceleration scheme for a short bunch and high energy spread muon beam
A neutrino factory for nu /sub mu / would require a high-power proton beam bombarding a target to produce pions that decay to muons which can be accelerated. Such a proton driver could be realized with a high-power linac, which could produce short bunches in the interaction point. If the bunch struc...
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Lenguaje: | eng |
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2000
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Acceso en línea: | https://dx.doi.org/10.1016/S0168-9002(00)00411-3 http://cds.cern.ch/record/477019 |
Sumario: | A neutrino factory for nu /sub mu / would require a high-power proton beam bombarding a target to produce pions that decay to muons which can be accelerated. Such a proton driver could be realized with a high-power linac, which could produce short bunches in the interaction point. If the bunch structure could be maintained to the input of a linear accelerator, the re-bunching of muons would be avoided. A preliminary design of the longitudinal beam dynamics for the acceleration of short muon bunches with a large-energy spread will be presented. Muons bunches are assumed at the linac input to consist of a phase space occupying a region from 200-400 MeV with a bunch length of 24 ps. They are captured and accelerated to 1 GeV with a resulting bunch length of 100 ps. Seventy five percent of the muons are transported within these limits. (3 refs). |
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