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PROBLEM 1 Show that the (beam size ^2) varies quadratically with distance in a drift section with no quadrupoles.

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Show that the (beam size ^2) varies quadratically with distance in a drift section with no quadrupoles. What is the diffraction limited optical synchrotron light monitor vertical resolution at the KEK ATF test damping ring? E=1.3 GeV B= 0.7T - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Energy deposition

PROBLEM 1

• Show that the (beam size ^2) varies quadratically with distance in a drift section with no quadrupoles.

Page 2: Energy deposition

PROBLEM 2

• What is the diffraction limited optical synchrotron light monitor vertical resolution at the KEK ATF test damping ring?– E=1.3 GeV– B= 0.7T

• By what factor is the 5 nm-rad vertical emittance, 5 m beta function beam image increased?

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PROBLEM 3

• The ILC ‘RTML’ has ~ 2% energy spread,(max dispersion ~ 100mm), 50 m beta function with a 5 GeV beam. Use

to estimate the beam aspect ratio. Why is it hard to measure the vertical beam size accurately?

(also include 3:1 beta_x/beta_y variation expected in a reasonable lattice)

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PROBLEM 4

• Energy deposition– Single ’minimum ionizing’ particle energy deposition is 2MeV/gm/cm^2

in carbon. Find the energy deposition of a 1 um sigma nominal intensity (3.5nC) bunches in a 4 um carbon wire and estimate the temperature rise. (carbon density 2.2 gm/cm^3, specific heat 0.7 J/gm/deg_C). Assume that the specific heat is constant. Assume the beam is round.

• Include the effects of latent heat of vaporization / melting (20000/300 J/gm)

– Do the same for the beam at the ILC IP,

– for the full number of bunches with 1 um sigma

• Peak current– FEL bunch lengths can be as low as 10 um rms. Find the peak current

using the nominal ILC bunch charge.

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PROBLEM 5

• From the energy loss per turn, estimate the watts/cm dissipated on the damping ring vacuum chamber surface

• Given the beam delivery dipole bending radius, estimate the electron beam energy above which the critical synchrotron radiation will liberate neutrons from the surrounding material – (10 MeV)

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PROBLEM 6

• What is the shortest beam size that can be measured with the TTF bunch length monitor?

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PROBLEM 7

• Explain what happens to power flow in the ILC linac when the beam goes away

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PROBLEM 8

• The scan observed using a wire scanner is the quadrature sum of the actual beam size and the effective wire size. What fraction of the wire diameter should be used for this correction?

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TTF Deflector Parameters

• sig_z = 25 µm• E = 600 MeV• sqrt(beta*beta)=51m• norm emittance = 5 µm

• phase advance = 15 degrees

• phi = 0• lambda= 105 mm• nominal size = 317 µm

• L=3.66 m• V = 25 MV• P=18 MW