[PEPPo] Capture Cavity Abstract draft for LCWS2024
Robert Rimmer
rarimmer at jlab.org
Tue Apr 30 13:55:54 EDT 2024
Hi Shaoheng, looks good. I assume by radiation you include particle losses in the structure? Should we mention that the system may need to be flexible to capture different parts of the positron distribution for different users? (e.g. maximum yield vs. maximum polarization?)
Bob.
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Subject: [PEPPo] Capture Cavity Abstract draft for LCWS2024
Dear Colleagues,
I prepared an abstract draft for LCWS2024, see below. And I'm asking for help for your input, corrections and comments about the abstract. Thank you!
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Title
Capture Cavities for the CW Polarized Positron Source Ce+BAF
S. Wang, J. Grames, N. Raut, R. Rimmer, Y. Roblin, A. Ushakov, H. Wang
Abstract
The initial design of the capture cavities for the continuous wave (CW) polarized positron beams at Jefferson Lab (Ce+BAF) is presented. A chain of standing wave multi-cell copper cavities inside a solenoid tunnel are selected to bunch/capture positrons. The cavity design strategy is presented to accommodate constrains from the large phase distribution of the incident beams, RF power, radiation and RF heating, beam loading, etc. to improve the capture efficiency. A matrix of design parameters' range are given for future system optimization when the the capture cavities are considered together with other sub-systems and beam dynamics. The contents will also be useful for other CW cavity design for beams with large phase space distribution.
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Best
Shaoheng
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