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Development of muon FFAGs and other applications Yoshiharu Mori, Kyoto University Research Reactor Insitute Muon workshop RCNP,Oct.20-21,2008 Scaling FFAG for muon acceleration FFAG synchrotron : synchronous acceleration FFAG cyclotron :


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Development of muon FFAGs and other applications

Yoshiharu Mori, Kyoto University Research Reactor Insitute

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Scaling FFAG for muon acceleration

FFAG synchrotron : synchronous acceleration FFAG cyclotron : isochronous acceleration (MURA, Symon, Meads)

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NEUTRINO FACTORY GOALS INTERNATIONAL SCOPING STUDY R&D STATUS IDS ACCELERATOR ARRANGEMENTS

Neutrino Factory Overview

  • Proton driver
  • primary beam on production target
  • Target, capture, decay
  • create π, decay into µ
  • Bunching, phase rotation
  • reduce ∆E of bunch
  • Cooling
  • reduce transverse emittance
  • Acceleration
  • from ∼ 130 MeV to 20–50 GeV
  • Decay Ring
  • store for ∼ 500 turns
  • long ν production straight

Proton Driver Capture Hg Target Drift Cooling Acceleration Buncher Bunch Rotation Linac 0.2 − 0.9 GeV Dogbone RLAs 0.9 − 3.6 GeV 3.6 − 12.6 GeV

µ+

Storage Ring beam

ν

Detector No. 2

µ+ νbeam

Storage Ring

µ

12.6−25 GeV FFAG

µ−

Acceleration

(optional)

25−50 GeV Detector No. 1

Neutrino factory

ISS scenario : Chris Prior nufact07

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ns-FFAG chains

Advantages

small aperture

  • const. rf frequency (high frequency & field)

Problems (issues)

time of flight (path length) for large amplitude : cascade rings

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Emittance mismatch

Emittance degradation in passing through a succession of ns-FFAGs

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Scaling FFAG

Advantages

Zero-chromaticity

No resonance crossing

Constant momentum compaction

Large longitudinal (and also transverse) acceptance Good for muon acceleration with FFAG chains

Issues

large orbit excursion needs;

Frequency modulation with ordinary RF resonance acceleration.

  • Cf. RF acceleration with high frequency (200MHz) RF cavity

which is needed to the present IDS-NF.

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Acceleration in Scaling FFAG

Variable(tuned) RF frequency

Difficult for muon acceleration

Needed energy gain is fiarly large : >~MV/m

Fixed(constant) RF frequency

Stationary RF bucket acceleration Harmonic Number Jump(HNJ) acceelration

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HNJ Acceleration

Revolution period for n-th turn

, C: circumference, v: particle velocity

Orbit excursion vs. RF wave length (see T. Planche’s presentation)

, Nt : number of turns (for muon, β=1)

Nt < 6 turns if λrf >ΔR. Smaller ΔR requires smaller λrf.

  • cf. λrf=1.5m (f=200MHz) ---> ΔR >1m

Cn C1 = hn h1 , pn = p1 hn h1      

k+1

,hn = h1 + n × m

Tn T

1

      = Cn /vn C1 /v1      

ΔR1

Nt  Nt

βλRF 2π

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Multi rf system for HNJ acceleration

Acceleration of Mu: need ~0.5MV/turn ---->multi rf system Frequency of each rf cavity for HNJ acceleration

monotonic change

f0>f1>f2>f3>..... Details: see T.Planche’s talk

Question? f0 f1 f2 f3

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Scaling FFAG with HNJ

Scaling FFAG with HNJ for low energy (3-10GeV) ring

Nt =6-7 turns with 200(400)MHz RF cavity:ΔR ~1m

Good matching -> Phase Rotation & non-scaling FFAG

Energy gain/turn

1GeV/turn, 5MV/m -->200 RFsections/ring

Orbit shift is almost constant.

Orbit shift ~ 15cm (n~7 turns) good for injection/extraction (only septa, no kicker)

Question

Acceleration of both Mu(+) and Mu(-) : If not possible, no hope for sacling FFAG to be a muon accelerator in neutrino factory.

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Scaling FODO

two beam accelerator

Mu+

Scaling FFAG ring with FODO lattice has opposite directional orbits for particles with same charge

  • state. In other words, it has

same orbits for particles with opposite charge state. Thus, HNJ acceleration for both Mu(+) and Mu(-) with mluti-rf cavity becomes possible.

Mu- Mu+

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Longitudinal tracking(1)

before after RF voltage varied along radius : 2.1GV/turn

injection beam emittance

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RF cavity with large opening aperture

  • cf. Crab cavity?

Low dispersion straight section

Locally depressed orbit excursion without breaking scaling law.

P.Meads;”Zero dispersion-free long straight section for a fixed-field alternating gradient synchrotrons”, IEEE, NS, NS-30(1983)2448.

How increase Nt in HNJ?

ΔR1

Nt  Nt

λRF 2π

Ap > λRF

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Summary

Two-beam singlet Scaling FFAG seems to be suitable for acceleration of Mu(+) and Mu(-) with HNJ at same condition.

Beam orbit capability

Two beams, Large acceptance, RF frequency (200-400MHz)

No larger deterioration in longitudinal motion RF acceleration capability

Multi-cavity with different frequency Constant (not radially varied) RF voltage

Good for FFAGs chain.

Fixed Field and Frequency Alternating Gradient Synchrotron

F3AG Synchrotron

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Summary (cont.)

Issues

Proper acceleration field matching Beam loading Long-trans. coupling Increase of number of turns

More relaxed RF field

We are still learning from Scaling FFAG.

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ADSR study in KURRI

Purpose of the proejct Basic study for ADSR(Accelerator Driven Sub-critical Reactor) with FFAG accelerator and KUCA(Kyoto University Critical Assembly) KUCA Output power ~10W Neutron amplification : α=1/(1-keff). If keff=0.99, α=100 Beam power requirement not exceed < 0.1W!!

  • cf. For 100MeV proton beam, I<1nA

Ion Source FFAG Accelerator target Proton beam KUCA A-core Subcritical core Shutter magnets

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ADSR study with FFAG

0 2 4

103 102 101

Subcriticality (%Δk/k) Neutron Multiplication

Original calculation Calculation with adjusted density of U-235 KUCA experiment 1/(1-keff)

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Basic Parameters for ADSR Experiment @KURRI

Reactor output power ~10W Neutron multiplication <100(max.) Beam power of FFAG <0.1W Beam energy of FFAG 100-150MeV Beam current of FFAG <1nA

Specifications of FFAG proton accelerator @ 1st stage *Energy 100MeV *Beam current 0.1nA

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FFAG complex for ADS study

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FFAG-ADS Project

To study Accelerator Driven Sub-critical Reactor (ADS)

Ion source Injector Booster Main ring Cri2cal Assembly (KUCA) 100 keV 2.5 MeV 20 MeV 150 MeV Target

  • Narrow energy spectrum of n beam
  • Energy and Flux of the n beam

can be easily controlled.

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Accelerators for ADS

Injector Booster Main Ring Focusing Spiral, 8 cells Radial, 8 cells Radial, 12 cells Acceleration Induction RF RF Field index, k 2.5* 4.5 7.5 Energy (max) 0.1-2.5 MeV* 2.5-20 MeV 20-150 MeV Pext/Pinj 5.00(Max) 2.84 2.83 Average orbit radii 0.60 - 0.99 m 1.42 - 1.71 m 4.54 - 5.12 m

* Output energy of the injector is variable

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Injector

Induction acceleration 500 V/turn Variable field-index k, by means of trim-coils FFAG-ADS-INJC Spiral sector magnets spiral angle = 42 deg Design operation Einj 0.1MeV 0.12MeV Eext 2.5MeV 1.5MeV

  • Curr. 10nA 10nA

Rep.



120
Hz






120
Hz

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Booster

FFAG-ADS-BSTR Design Operation Einj 2.5MeV 1.5MeV Eext 20.0MeV 11.6MeV

  • Curr. 1nA 5nA

Rep.



60Hz






60
Hz

k = 4.5

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Longitudinal Matching

Fast longitudinal matching by bunch rotation (proposed by M. Aiba), H. Horii et al.

  • 1. Injection of coasting beam
  • 2. Bunch rotation by linear RF
  • 3. Matching with acceleration bucket within ~(Tsyn/4)
  • 4. Acceleration

FFAG-ADS-BSTR

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FFAG-ADS-BSTR

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100 MeV beam

Fluorescence of a beam at R=5039mm (~100MeV) FFAG-ADS-MAIN

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Let’s drink

FFAG-ADS-MAIN

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Beam Intensity

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booster beam injection E=100MeV 90pA eq.@30Hz

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Bea extraction

10mm 出射ビーム(セプタム蛍光板) 取り出しセプタム 電磁石 セプタム面(3mm厚)

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SUMMARY of FFAG for ADSR

  • Booster

is very stable under operation with 1.5 MeV => 11.6 MeV. Extracted beam intensity is >3.0 nA @30Hz.

  • Main ring

successfully accelerated proton beams up to 100 MeV, >0.05nA with repetition rate of ~30 Hz. FFAG will meet KUCA (nuclear

reactor) soon!

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Accelerator based neutron source for BNCT (Boron Neutron Capture Therapy)

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Boron Neutron Capture Therapy( BNCT)

・ Requirements ・ Large neutron flux > 1x109 n/cm2/sec at patient ・ Low energy spectrum thermal/epi-thermal neutron

Limited to extend the use of BNCT widely in society. Need accelerator- based neutron source.

10 µM 10B 1n α-particle

1n + 10B → 4He (α) + 7Li + 2.8 MeV

10B compound α particle

Nuclear reactor only can provide these neutrons.

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BNCT : parotid gland tumor

三回照射五ヵ月後 二回照射直後 照射前

Osaka Univ. Dep. of Dentistry

サイエンス チャンネル

‘03, 3月2日 18:00 放映 Japan Science and Technology Corporation(JST)

腫瘍はほぼ完全に縮退。

高いQOLを達成。

著しいがん細胞の 成長により体内に 止まらず皮膚をも 破りさらに増大 絶大なるがん細胞縮小の 効果を得ただけでなく 他の放射線治療では 成し得ない、 皮膚の再生を確認。

lung , liver etc.

before treat. after treat. 5 months after treat.

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ERIT Emittance Recovery Internal Target

for neutron production with FFAG accelerator

  • Emittance growth

– recovered by rf re- acceleration and Ionization Cooling

  • Beam current

– reduced by storaging the beam in the ring

internal target Be(Li) rf re-acceleration proton beam

  • ΔE

+ΔE

neutron

Is(circ. current)

Need large momentum acceptance! -> FFAG Zero-chromaticity

Ia(inj. current)

Ia=Is/Nt

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Transverse

  • cf. Proton beam 10MeV

Be target

Multiple Scattering Straggling

RATE EQUATION

Beam Emittance

Transverse→Cooling Longitudinal→Heating Sum of ensem. func.;

Ionization Cooling Longitudinal

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Emittance (results of rate equation)

0.0001 0.001 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000

  • Ion. Cool (Be, Ep=10MeV, rh'=0)

hor.emit(m.rad)

hor.emit(m.rad)
  • No. of turn

0.001 0.01 0.1 1 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000

  • Ion. Cool (Be, Ep=10MeV, rh'=0)
  • long. sigE^2(MeV^2)
  • long. sigE^2(MeV^2)
  • No. of turn

Transeverse Longitudinal Zero-Chromatic Optics is Essential. Need Scaling FFAG!

dp/p=10% turn number turn number

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FFAG-ERIT ring

N=3x1013 n/sec

Ia(ave. beam current) 70micro-A Is(circulating beam current) 70mA re-acceleration

  • ΔE~70keV

Vrf ~ 250kV

internal target

Be ~10μm

  • ΔE~70keV

negative hydorogen beam 11MeV

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WHy scaling FFAG for ERIT?

Resonance crossing induced by Chromaticity

0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 3 0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 3

  • perating point

Qh Qv tune-spread by chromaticity for FODO lattice Scaling FFAG: chromaticity=0 No resonance crossing problem!

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FFAG-ERIT (ring)

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RF (RING)

frequency 18.1MHz

End plate Gap capacitive plate

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first stored beam!

march 6,2008

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Beam in ERIT ring

~400 turns Linac beam

  • 1
  • 0.5

0.5 1 1.5 100 200 300 400 500

BEAM ACCUMULATION (build up)

Output of Beam Bunch Monitor (relative value)

  • No. of Turns

Exponential Fit : 1-exp(-N/1200), No. of turns = 1200+-98 measured values

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Summary

  • Intense neutron source for BNCT with ERIT(emittance/energy

recovery internal target) ring is presented.

  • Neutron flux of more than 1x109 n/cm2/sec at patient can be
  • btained.
  • The apparatus was completed.
  • ERIT scheme was successfully demonstrated.
  • Beam survival ̃1000 turns
  • Accumulation >70mA
  • Neutron production @ 1/1000 duty operation at present.
  • Future
  • Examine the machine parameters.
  • Longitudinal cooling with wedge target
  • Check the target lifetime for long-period operation.
  • Apply to the biological studies including