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MDs for 2018 lets start discussing MD Coordinators: M. Solfaroli, R. Tom as and J. Uythoven Thanks to MD users and many others https://md-coord.web.cern.ch December 13, 2017 2018 schedule Start Beam Commissioning Apr M ay J une


  1. MDs for 2018 let’s start discussing MD Coordinators: M. Solfaroli, R. Tom´ as and J. Uythoven Thanks to MD users and many others https://md-coord.web.cern.ch December 13, 2017

  2. 2018 schedule Start Beam Commissioning Apr M ay J une Wk 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 M o Easter 2 9 16 23 30 7 14 Whitsun 21 28 4 11 18 25 VdM run Scrubbing Tu 1st May We TS1 Recommissioning with beam Th Scrubbing Ascension Fr Interleaved M D 1 Sa commissioning & intensity ramp up Su J uly Aug Sep Wk 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 M o 2 9 16 23 30 6 13 20 27 3 10 17 24 19+1 MD days Tu M D 2 We TS2 (1 ion MD day) Th Jeune G. Fr M D 3 Sa Su End of run [06:00] Oct Nov Dec Wk 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 Ion setting up M o 1 8 15 22 29 5 12 19 26 3 10 17 Xmas 24 M D 4 Tu M D 5 M agnet Training Powering Tests We Special Long Shutdown 2 physics TS3 Th run LHC Pb- Pb Ion run Fr Sa M D 4 Su In 2016 and 2017 we had 21 and 18 MD days

  3. Run 3 LHC and injector plans  300 fb (14 TeV)  HL-LHC project meeting 2017, Madrid 2024 140 fb -1 Injectors p/b: 1.3 · 10 11 1.8 · 10 11 2.1 · 10 11 2.3 · 10 11 with desired brightness in 25ns

  4. Preliminary requested MDs for 2018 Requested days Total requested = 40 days 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 in calendar time Optics 17 (rampdown & availability) OMC 12 this needs 57 days Percent of total requested time [%] Collimation 12 300% overdemand! Instabilities 8 225GeV 7 Special 7 Incoherent/Emit 7 e-cloud 6 OP 5 Link to all requests Wire 4 Ions 4 MP 4 RF 3 ABT 1

  5. 2018 primary MD goals ⋆ Define Run 3 optics and operational modes for improved performance. ⋆ Fully demonstrate HL-LHC optics (linear & non-lin) and operational modes. ⋆ Guarantee that LHC can take LIU beams in Run 3 MDs: instabilities, octupole strength & beam-beam. Understand discrepancies to predictions and cures. ⋆ Understand e-cloud & heat-load, demonstrate its back-up for HL (8b4e) and mitigations (doublets). ⋆ Quantify luminosity gain from BBLR wire. ⋆ Finalize demonstration of crystal ion collimation. ⋆ Understanding emittance blow-up, sources, noise sources and cures.

  6. Requests for new optics MD request Hours Prio. Flat (with BBLR, leveling, etc) 60 1 Ramp+A T S-squeeze 40 1 Half integer 24 2 Telescopic de-squeeze 10 2 IR4 beta enhancement † 8 2 Alternatives to suppress MS14 resonances † 8 2 IP8 ramp & squeeze to 1.5m † 8 2 Lower β ∗ at injection 8 2 High β runs request 32h that traditionally come from physics: Ramp & de-squeeze, High β ∗ at injection. † Possibly combined

  7. Why flat optics? ⋆ Can give about 5% more integrated lumi than round β ∗ = 25 cm ⋆ Can also give more performance in HL-LHC ⋆ It is the HL-LHC back-up scenario in case crab cavities do not work. Operation with flat beams requires demonstration, starting from optics correction...

  8. Flat and round ATS optics ( β arc × 4) ✤✜ LHCB1 β ∗ x / y = 15 / 60cm @ IP5 0.3 ✣✢ 0.2 0.1 ∆ β x /β x 0.0 0.1 0.2 ✤✜ IP2 IP3 IP4 IP5 IP6 IP7 IP8 IP1 LHCB1 β ∗ = 10 cm ✣✢ 0.05 N-BPM 20 ∆ β y /β y ∆ β x /β x [%] 0.00 0 0.05 − 20 5000 10000 15000 20000 25000 Longitudinal location [m] IP2 IP3 IP4 IP5 IP6 IP7 IP8 IP1 ∆ β/β not under control for ATS large β arc

  9. Why half integer? HL-LHC DA * =15cm; HL1.3; I=1.2e11; Xing/2=250 rad; Q'=15; I MO =-300; Min DA. 9 60.33 8 4.0 0 . 5 7 60.32 beam ] 6 Q y DA [ 60.31 5 4.0 4 60.30 3 62.30 62.31 62.32 62.33 Q x DA OK in a tiny region close to Q x = Q y . Tune and coupling control become critical. Half integer offers more space.

  10. Requests for Optics Measurements & Corrections MD request Hours Prio. HL-LHC DA 16 1 IR b6 correction for HL-LHC 16 1 Tune jitter measurements at 6.5 TeV 6 1 Resonance driving terms based corrs. 8 1 Reaching the 10 − 4 coupling 8 1 Correction of spurious dispersion 8 2 Amplitude dependent ∆ Q min : a4, ac dip 6 2 ADT large free kicks 8 2 ... 2 See Optics Measurement and Correction Challenges for HL-LHC CERN-ACC-2017-0088

  11. IR skew octupoles, a4, are mind-blowing Ewen yesterday 0.322 Q y 0.320 Increasing J y Increasing J x |C - |=0.000000 Q x − Q y = 0 0.314 0.316 0.318 Q x

  12. The impact of lattice imperfections Reducing the tune separation for  lifetime optimisation or reduction of loss spikes should no longer be a concern thanks to online linear coupling corrections  Instabilities were observed in ADJUST after the reduction of β* from 40 to 30cm (1 dump)  Non-linear errors (e.g. a4) can have similar impact on the beam stability with reduced tune separation (See E. Maclean) → Requires correction The measured lattice non-linearities  do not explain the discrepancy with the octupole threshold at flat top

  13. Measured tune jitter in collimator impedance MDs Courtesy: Sergey Antipov What is this 100s oscillation? How large will it be in HL-LHC? It could impair β ∗ measurements with K-modulation.

  14. Requests for collimation MD request Hours Prio. Test of collimator coating robustness 8 1 Impedance measurements and hierarchy 8 1 Crystal collimation tests with protons 16 1 Halo population by collimation scraping 8 1 Asymmetric coll settings in IR7 8 1 Collimation quench tests with proton 8 1 Coll. alignment + machine learning 16 1 Halo control, colored noise 10 2 Collimators with wire for halo control 8 2 Aperture: lower β ∗ and CMS bump 8 2 ... 2

  15. Machine learning for the CCC

  16. HL: Collimator impedance and halo CFC 1   A. Merghetti in LSWG Q A n s MoGr RW D. Amorin 3 TiN S. Antipov Mo S raping results model Observ ations Qualitativ ely w e an see that disp ersion has some impa t on the b eam size exp. as exp e ted. T o quan tify it w e ha v e to de on v olute the t w o pro�les. Hector Garcia 10 0 End-of-Fill? 10 −1 Normalized scraped intensity 10 −2 10 −3 10 −4 TCP Left Jaw TCP Right Jaw TCP Right Jaw 10 −5 TCSG Left Jaw TCSG Right Jaw 10 −6 −7.5 −5.0 −2.5 0.0 2.5 5.0 7.5 Collimator position [ σ ] Figure: Normalized in tegrated in tensit y of the di�eren t s rapings.

  17. Requests for Instabilities MD request Hours Prio. Train instability versus brightness 8 1 Stability margin with ADT (low noise) 8 1 Real tuneshift & growth time 8 1 Instabilities with low chromaticity 8 1 Instabilities with low ADT gain 8 1 Ramp+A T S (Counted as optics) 0 1 Landau damping with BBLR & LOF < 0 8 1 ... 2

  18. Required octupole current - LIU beams? Xavier today Required octupole current always larger than expected. Why? LIU beams would not make it into the LHC in Run 3. Possible cure is Ramp+A T S.

  19. 225 GeV Injection and ramp 3 days to demonstrate a factor 30 in the energy swing by injecting at 225 GeV and ramp for FCC and HE-LHC: Matteo in LMC Preliminary assigned priority is 2.

  20. OP MD request Hours Prio. β ∗ leveling 16 1 β -beating free Full Ramp&Squeeze 8 1 Beam losses during adjust 10 1 Cross-calibration of emittance monitors 16 1

  21. Incoherent effects, emitt. and BBLR wire MD request Hours Prio. Emittance growth sources 8 1 Incoherent emittance blow-up 8 1 BBHO limit and high/low freq. noise 16 1 BBLR limits at β ∗ =25cm 8 1 Wire: Various optics & leveling 42 1 Beam-beam and optics 8 2

  22. Wire s Guido in HL-LHC, Madrid Benefitial effect of single-IP BBLR wire  compensation clearly observed in 2017. Use of more wires and quantifying the gain for HL-LHC in 2018.

  23. Emittance blow-up in 2017 BCMS 25ns 8b4e 8b4e BCS horizontal Michi today vertical – Nikos in LMC 29/11/2017 BCMS B1H [%] B1V [%] B2H [%] B2V [%] • • in particular for the “small” BCS type beams RT Recalibration RT Recalibration Flat Bottom 13.1 9.3 15.9 7.9 • – Inten • RAMP 32.5 26.8 14.1 22.0 TS2 TS1 BCMS 25 Injection-SB 39.9 37.8 33.1 27.3 8b4e We are loosing lots of luminosity here! HL-LHC assumes 10% blow-up!

  24. • • e-cloud • • MD request Hours Prio. • (Q’, High intensity 8b+4e 16 1 Doublets MD2456 24 1 • • e-cloud in 25ns beams 16 1 Losses observed in 2015 on trains of 72b. Doublets 5 ns 20 ns Long. beam p 0 10 20 30 40 Giovanni in Evian 2016   

  25. Ions MD request Hours Prio. Crystal collimation for ions 16 1 BFPP quench test 10 1 Collimation quench tests with Pb 8 2 Optimized IR7 settings 8 2 during proton run: Pb80+ Lifetime and losses † 16 2 Pb81+ Lifetime and losses † 16 2 Request 2 ion MD days while only 1 day scheduled. Data for quench tests exist, really high priority? † ep collisisions with Pb80+ not strongly requested by detectors (yet) Motivation for physics beyond colliders.

  26. Machine protection MD request Hours Prio. Orbit bump to measure IP6-TCT margins 8 1 Quench heater kick 10 1 CCs failures with ADT-crabbed beams 6 1 Beam-gas induced instabilities (with BGI) 8 2 Triggering UFOs at the ULO 8 2

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