1980
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-0348-5540-2_115
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Initial Cooling Experiments (ICE) at CERN

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“…Subsequently, experiments at CERN in the ICE ring 10 with 46 HeV protons and at Fermilab 11 with 200 MeV protons, confirmed the betatron cooling effects and also demonstrated longitudinal cooling, achieving a reduction in the beam momentum spread or a factor or -50 with an initial cooling rate of -31sec.…”
Section: Electron Coolingmentioning
confidence: 89%
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“…Subsequently, experiments at CERN in the ICE ring 10 with 46 HeV protons and at Fermilab 11 with 200 MeV protons, confirmed the betatron cooling effects and also demonstrated longitudinal cooling, achieving a reduction in the beam momentum spread or a factor or -50 with an initial cooling rate of -31sec.…”
Section: Electron Coolingmentioning
confidence: 89%
“…Eq. To obtain an increase in particle density from 5/eV to 10 5 /eV would take 9.9 or Thus it would appear that high density gradients are possible but in actual fact we cannot do so well for practical reasons.…”
Section: The Exponential Stackmentioning
confidence: 99%