RF for the CERN proton-antiproton collider

Boussard, D.

doi:10.1063/1.36353

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“…Thus dispersion relation (17) and stability condition (19) apply [7]. However, the average current 1 ¡ must be replaced by the local peak current and the energy spread by the local energy spread.…”

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Landau damping

Ng¹

2010

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Section 2.5.8 of the Handbook of Accelerator Physics and Engineering on Landau damping is rewritten. An solvable example is first given to demonstrate the interplay between Landau damping and decoherence. This example is an actual one when the beam oscillatory motion is driven by a wake force. The dispersion relation is derived and its implication on Landau damping is illustrated. The rest of the article touches on the Landau damping of transverse and longitudinal beam oscillations. The stability criteria are given for a bunched beam and the changes of the criteria when the beam is lengthened and becomes unbunched.Submitted to 3rd edition of Handbook of Accelerator Physics and Engineering

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“…A simplified stability criterion can therefore be represented by a circle centered at the origin with radius equal to the intercept, [6,7] £…”

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Landau damping

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2010

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“…Replacing average beam parameters by local ones the instability criteria derived for a coasting beam [2] was succesfuly applied to a bunched beam [1] confirming the similarity of the phenomena.…”

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“…The threshold intensity substituted into the Keil-SchnellBoussard criterion [1,2] is often used to estimate the longitudinal impedance |Z|/n of the ring. which varies from tens of Ohms in old accelerators to fractions of an Ohm in modern.…”

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“…The instability known as turbulent bunch lengthening was observed already in the 70's, first in electron accelerators and later in proton machines. Most probably, the name itself was first introduced by D. Boussard in 1975 [1] to describe an instability observed in the CERN PS during debunching of proton bunches and associated with microwave signals (frequencies above 1 GHz).…”

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Methods of observing the microwave instability above and below transition

Shaposhnikova

PACS2001. Proceedings of the 2001 Particle Accelerator Conference (Cat. No.01CH37268)

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General B factory design considerations

Zisman

1994

Lecture Notes in Physics

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We describe the general considerations that go into the design of an asymmetric B factory collider. Justification is given for the typical parameters of such a facility, and the physics and technology challenges that arise from these parameter choices are discussed. Cost and schedule issues for a B factory me discussed briefly. A summary of existing proposals is presented, noting their similarities and differences.

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RF for the CERN proton-antiproton collider

Cited by 46 publications

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Landau damping

Landau damping

Methods of observing the microwave instability above and below transition

General B factory design considerations

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