Channeling and Related Phenomena for GeV Particles

Uggerhøj, E.

doi:10.1007/978-1-4757-6394-2_2

Relativistic Channeling

1987

DOI: 10.1007/978-1-4757-6394-2_2

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Channeling and Related Phenomena for GeV Particles

E. Uggerhøj

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“…Experimentally one does observe reduced nuclear scattering for these particles. Reduced scattering occurs for angles less than about 6θ c relative to a crystal plane, where θ c is the planar critical channeling angle [7]. For larger angles, the average scattering is found to be essentially the same as for an amorphous material.…”

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Proton–nucleus scattering approximations and implications for LHC crystal collimation

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2010

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In particle accelerators, scattered protons with energies close to the incident particles may travel considerable distances with the beam before impacting on accelerator components downstream. To analyze such problems, angular deflection and energy loss of scattered particles are the main quantities to be simulated since these lead to changes in the beam's phase space distribution and particle loss. Simple approximations for nuclear scattering processes causing limited energy loss to highenergy protons traversing matter are developed which are suitable for rapid estimates and reduced-description Monte Carlo simulations. The implications for proton loss in the Large Hadron Collider due to nuclear scattering on collimation crystals are discussed.

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Proton–nucleus scattering approximations and implications for LHC crystal collimation

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Energy loss distribution for swift positively charged particles in an oriented single crystal

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Electromagnetic radiative processes in periodic media at high energies

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2001

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Channeling and Related Phenomena for GeV Particles

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Proton–nucleus scattering approximations and implications for LHC crystal collimation

Proton–nucleus scattering approximations and implications for LHC crystal collimation

Energy loss distribution for swift positively charged particles in an oriented single crystal

Electromagnetic radiative processes in periodic media at high energies

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