Options for upgrading the intensity of the CERN lead pre-injector ion source

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CERN's heavy ion pre-injector has been in service since 1994, providing lead ions for fixed target collisions at 177 GeV per nucleon in the SPS. In the LHC era, heavy ion collisions require an increase in the beam brightness, compared to the present injector system of Linac 3, Proton Synchrotro...

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Autores principales: Hill, C E, Küchler, D, Kugler, H, Scrivens, R
Lenguaje:eng
Publicado: 2002
Materias:
Accelerators and Storage Rings
Acceso en línea:http://cds.cern.ch/record/580735
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author Hill, C E
Küchler, D
Kugler, H
Scrivens, R
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Küchler, D
Kugler, H
Scrivens, R
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description CERN's heavy ion pre-injector has been in service since 1994, providing lead ions for fixed target collisions at 177 GeV per nucleon in the SPS. In the LHC era, heavy ion collisions require an increase in the beam brightness, compared to the present injector system of Linac 3, Proton Synchrotron Booster and the Proton Synchrotron. Stacking and cooling ions in a Low Energy Ion Ring should find the largest part of this increase. However, further improvements can be envisaged by upgrading the pre-injector and source. The performance and limitations of the present source and Linac 3 will be discussed, and options for increasing the source brightness will be presented. These options consist of upgrades of the ECR Source to higher frequencies, or its replacement with a Laser Ion Source.
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spelling cern-5807352021-11-11T09:57:00Zhttp://cds.cern.ch/record/580735engHill, C EKüchler, DKugler, HScrivens, ROptions for upgrading the intensity of the CERN lead pre-injector ion sourceAccelerators and Storage RingsCERN's heavy ion pre-injector has been in service since 1994, providing lead ions for fixed target collisions at 177 GeV per nucleon in the SPS. In the LHC era, heavy ion collisions require an increase in the beam brightness, compared to the present injector system of Linac 3, Proton Synchrotron Booster and the Proton Synchrotron. Stacking and cooling ions in a Low Energy Ion Ring should find the largest part of this increase. However, further improvements can be envisaged by upgrading the pre-injector and source. The performance and limitations of the present source and Linac 3 will be discussed, and options for increasing the source brightness will be presented. These options consist of upgrades of the ECR Source to higher frequencies, or its replacement with a Laser Ion Source.CERN-PS-2002-067-PPoai:cds.cern.ch:5807352002-09-13
spellingShingle Accelerators and Storage Rings
Hill, C E
Küchler, D
Kugler, H
Scrivens, R
Options for upgrading the intensity of the CERN lead pre-injector ion source
title Options for upgrading the intensity of the CERN lead pre-injector ion source
title_full Options for upgrading the intensity of the CERN lead pre-injector ion source
title_fullStr Options for upgrading the intensity of the CERN lead pre-injector ion source
title_full_unstemmed Options for upgrading the intensity of the CERN lead pre-injector ion source
title_short Options for upgrading the intensity of the CERN lead pre-injector ion source
title_sort options for upgrading the intensity of the cern lead pre-injector ion source
topic Accelerators and Storage Rings
url http://cds.cern.ch/record/580735
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