Large quasi-sheet dipole magnets

The results of synthesis and electromagnetic calculation of a hybrid quadrupole lens for a proton linear accelerator of a compact neutron source DARIA are presented. The lens includes a permanent magnet quadrupole with a fixed magnetic field gradient and an auxiliary electromagnetic quadrupole excited by a pulsed current. The permanent magnet quadrupole is made of radiation-resistant rare-earth magnet, and the electromagnetic quadrupole is designed to compensate for permanent magnet magnetization losses resulting from radiation degradation as neutron fluence accumulates during accelerator operation. A hybrid quadrupole lens can be applied for fast adjustment of the focusing channel when accelerating ion beams with different ion mass-to-charge ratios.

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Large quasi-sheet dipole magnets

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Hybrid Quadrupole Lens for the Focusing Channel of the DARIA Complex

Hybrid Quadrupole Lens for the Focusing Channel of the DARIA Complex

Investigations and the development of accelerators at the Skobeltsyn Institute of Nuclear Physics at Moscow State University

Hybrid Quadrupole Lens for the Focusing Channel of the DARIA Complex

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