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Damping Ring to Interaction Point Beam Transport Issues
One of the major challenges facing the proposed high-energy linear e^+e^ colliders is the preservation of the extremely small vertical emittance from the damping rings to the interaction point (IP). This emittance must be transported through bunch compression sections, the main linac and finally thr...
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author | Walker, N Schulte, Daniel Wolski, A Tenenbaum, P G Seryi, Andrei Woodley, M |
author_facet | Walker, N Schulte, Daniel Wolski, A Tenenbaum, P G Seryi, Andrei Woodley, M |
author_sort | Walker, N |
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description | One of the major challenges facing the proposed high-energy linear e^+e^ colliders is the preservation of the extremely small vertical emittance from the damping rings to the interaction point (IP). This emittance must be transported through bunch compression sections, the main linac and finally through the beam delivery system to the IP. Historically, the beam dynamics issues of each subsystem have been studied quasi-independently, with the beam conditions and tolerances being specified at the boundaries. As part of the recent International Linear Collider Technical Review Committee, new simulation tools have been developed to simulate the beam transport through the integrated system, including static and dynamic errors, stabilization systems, and tuning algorithms. |
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language | eng |
publishDate | 2003 |
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spelling | cern-6186792023-08-17T09:45:22Zhttp://cds.cern.ch/record/618679engWalker, NSchulte, DanielWolski, ATenenbaum, P GSeryi, AndreiWoodley, MDamping Ring to Interaction Point Beam Transport IssuesAccelerators and Storage RingsOne of the major challenges facing the proposed high-energy linear e^+e^ colliders is the preservation of the extremely small vertical emittance from the damping rings to the interaction point (IP). This emittance must be transported through bunch compression sections, the main linac and finally through the beam delivery system to the IP. Historically, the beam dynamics issues of each subsystem have been studied quasi-independently, with the beam conditions and tolerances being specified at the boundaries. As part of the recent International Linear Collider Technical Review Committee, new simulation tools have been developed to simulate the beam transport through the integrated system, including static and dynamic errors, stabilization systems, and tuning algorithms.CERN-AB-2003-028-ABPCLIC-Note-584oai:cds.cern.ch:6186792003-05-22 |
spellingShingle | Accelerators and Storage Rings Walker, N Schulte, Daniel Wolski, A Tenenbaum, P G Seryi, Andrei Woodley, M Damping Ring to Interaction Point Beam Transport Issues |
title | Damping Ring to Interaction Point Beam Transport Issues |
title_full | Damping Ring to Interaction Point Beam Transport Issues |
title_fullStr | Damping Ring to Interaction Point Beam Transport Issues |
title_full_unstemmed | Damping Ring to Interaction Point Beam Transport Issues |
title_short | Damping Ring to Interaction Point Beam Transport Issues |
title_sort | damping ring to interaction point beam transport issues |
topic | Accelerators and Storage Rings |
url | http://cds.cern.ch/record/618679 |
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