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The Ultra-low Storage Ring at FLAIR www.quasar-group.org Dr. Oleg Karamyshev Overview Motivation Present situation and future projects Electrostatic rings USR Design Optimization, operation modes Beam


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The Ultra-low Storage Ring at FLAIR

  • Dr. Oleg Karamyshev

www.quasar-group.org

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Oleg Karamyshev, LEAP 2013, Uppsala, Sweden

Overview

  • Motivation
  • Present situation and future projects
  • Electrostatic rings
  • USR

– Design – Optimization, operation modes – Beam Instrumentation

  • Conclusion
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Present Situation: AD @ CERN

Target

26 GeV/c p 3.57 GeV/c p Yield: 4.10-6

  • Stoch. Cooling

e- Cooler Experiments p

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Problem: 5 MeV too high for trapping !

  • > 99.9 % of pbars lost

in degrader. ~ 10.000 pbars/shot

  • ASACUSA: RFQ-D

~ 2.000.000 pbars/shot BUT: ∆E/E, εx,y

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Oleg Karamyshev, LEAP 2013, Uppsala, Sweden

Low energy pbar rings

AD LSR USR ELENA Energy range Down to 5.3Mev 30 MeV – 300 keV 300 keV – 20 keV 5 MeV – 100 keV Intensity 1.2x107 1x109 – 2x108 2x108 – 1x107 Beam modes Fast extraction Fast extraction Slow/fast extraction, ns bunches, merged beam Fast extraction

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@ Facility for Antiproton and Ion Research

USR Low-Energy Experiments

Beam

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Magnetic ↔ Electrostatic

B E

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The First Electrostatic Ring

Prototype for the AGS in Brookhaven

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Existing Electrostatic Rings

ELISA, Denmark KEK, Japan TMU

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USR – First Design in 2005 and Ring Re-Design

How to realize nanosecond bunches ? How to extract the beam ? ns Bunching

Steps:

  • General feasibility
  • 1-D simulation
  • Full study

FLAIR TR

Welsch, C.P., et al.

  • Nucl. Instrum. Methods A 546

405–417 (2005)

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Modification to USR Lattice

"Split-achromat" geometry, new concept. Achromatic section, D=D‘=0 in straights. D never > 0.6 m.

A.I. Papash, et al, Proc. PAC (2009)

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Staged approach

Deceleration of beam to 20 keV e- cooling to ∆E/E=5.10-4 Capture beam @ 20 MHz (50 ns) 3βλ/2 buncher / debuncher

  • A. Papash, C.P. Welsch, Part Phys. Nucl. Letters 3 (2009)
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Evolution in Phase Space

A.I. Papash, C.P. Welsch, PPNL 6 (3) (2009) A.I. Papash, C.P. Welsch, Nucl. Instr. Meth. A 620 (2010)

Crucial: Dispersion in straight section !

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USR – Advanced Studies

  • Full 3D ring model, detailed studies (OPERA, MAD-X)
  • Explained life time, ∆p/p, etc.
  • O. Gorda, A.I. Papash, C.P. Welsch, Proc. IPAC (2010)

A.I. Papash, A. Smirnov, C.P. Welsch, Phys. Rev. STAB 16 060101 (2013)

Dynamic Aperture Tune Shift Beam Loss

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Beam Dynamics

  • Use ELISA for benchmarking

ELISA decays of stored O- beams at 22 keV. BETACOOL simulations

1.0E+04 1.0E+05 1.0E+06 1.0E+07 1.0E+08 10 20 30 40 50 60

Time, sec Intensity, ions

A.I. Papash, A. Smirnov, C.P. Welsch, Phys. Rev. STAB 16 060101 (2013)

  • ELISA. Magnesium. Momentum spread. BETACOOL

1.E-04 3.E-04 5.E-04 7.E-04 9.E-04 1.E-03 0.0001 0.001 0.01 0.1 1 Time after injection, sec Momentum spread, dP/P

S.P.Moller. „Intensity Limitations of the Electrostatic Storage Ring ELISA“. Proc. of EPAC-2000. p.788-790

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USR - slow/fast Extraction

First time in electrostatic ring ! Goal: Combined system, providing highly-flexible extraction Motivation: Nuclear physics-type experiments.

  • G. Karamysheva, A.I. Papash, C.P. Welsch, Part Phys. Nucl. Letters 8 (2011)

Used: Comsol, benchmarked against OPERA results.

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Sextupole Integration

x [m]

  • G. Karamysheva, A.I. Papash, C.P. Welsch, Part Phys. Nucl. Letters 8 (2011)
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USR - Technical Design

C.P. Welsch, et al., TDR, in prep. (2013)

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USR – Diagnostics

  • Position
  • Profile
  • Intensity
  • AEgIS Setup – see poster
  • J. Harasimowicz, et al.,

Hyperfine Interact. (2009)

  • J. Harasimowicz, et al.,
  • Rev. Sc. Instr. 81 (9) (2010)
  • J. Harasimowicz, et al.,
  • Phys. Rev. STAB 15 (2012)
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Profile Measurement and Collision Experiments: Prototype Setup

  • Proof-of-principle

setup at the CI;

  • Gas jet and IPM;
  • Designed for use with

low energy antiproton beams: ‐ Profile Monitor ‐ Atomic physics experiments.

  • M. Putignano, C.P. Welsch, Hyperfine Interact. (2009)
  • M. Putignano, C.P. Welsch, Nucl. Instr. Meth. A (2012)
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Antimatter Research – Future

  • USR TDR being finalized

– Ring design – All diagnostics – Opimization done against experimental program

  • ELENA Storage Ring

– Ring design – Life time studies – Beam lines

  • AEgIS setup

– Detector and instrumentation tests

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Conclusion

  • Low energy pbars exciting tool for fundamental

research;

  • USR ring design, incl. mechanical design, done

and TDR submitted;

  • Detailed understanding of beam dynamics;
  • Beam instrumentation prototypes developed and

tested; setup at AEgIS Many thanks for your attention !

...and to all QUASARs who contributed.