The CLIC study of a multi-TeV e/sup ±/ linear collider

Delahaye, Jean‐Pierre; Bossart, R.; Braun, H.; Carron, G.; Coosemans, W.; Corsini, R.; D'Amico, T E; Godot, J.C.; Guignard, Gilbert; Hagel, J.; Hutchins, S.; Jensen, Erk; Luong, M.; Millich, A.; Pearce, P.; Potier, J.P.; Riche, A.; Rinolfi, L.; Schulte, Daniel; Suberlucq, G.; Thorndahl, L.; Valentini, M.; Wilson, I.; Wuensch, Walter; Raubernheimer, T.; Ruth, R.; Syratchev, Igor

doi:10.1109/pac.1999.795676

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“…First beam test data were obtained with Prototype I at the CLIC Test Facility at CERN [10]. Measurements of the four coupling amplitudes were found to be consistent with laboratory test bench measurements.…”

Section: Prototype Measurements With Beammentioning

confidence: 67%

Waveguide monitors—a new type of beam position monitors for the TTF FEL

Hahn

Kamps²,

Lorenz

et al. 2004

Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research Section A:

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Section: Prototype Measurements With Beammentioning

confidence: 67%

Waveguide monitors—a new type of beam position monitors for the TTF FEL

Hahn

Kamps²,

Lorenz

et al. 2004

Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research Section A:

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“…Table 1 compares IP beam parameters for the SLC with those proposed for various future projects. TESLA [8] coordinated by DESY is a superconducting (s.c.) linear collider, NLC [9] designed at SLAC uses a normal-conducting linac at 4 times the SLC rf frequency (11.4 GHz instead of 2.8 GHz), and CLIC [10,11] studied at CERN operates at 30 GHz and its power source is based on two-beam acceleration (see below). The differences between the projects reflect different design choices and emphases.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…In the next section, we discuss the constraints arising from the beam-beam interaction and the resulting luminosity scaling for linear colliders. We then describe design concepts, beam dynamics, operation, measurement challenges, and tuning methods for the various subsystems, proceeding against the beam direction from interaction [10,11]. point and final focus over collimation and linac towards damping rings and rf gun.…”

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Tutorial on linear colliders

Zimmermann¹

2001

AIP Conference Proceedings

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Proceeding from the collision point towards the source, we discuss purpose and design concepts of the various linear-collider subsystems, as well as important mechanisms of emittance dilution, beam diagnostics, and advanced tuning methods. In particular, we address beamstrahlung, linac emittance degradation due to dispersion and wake fields, scaling of damping-ring parameters with collider energy, fast beam-ion and electron-cloud instabilities, coherent synchrotron radiation, and rf guns. Five case studies are examined in detail.

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Simulation package based on PLACET

D'Amico

Guignard

Leros

et al.

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

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The program PLACET is used to simulate transverse and longitudinal beam effects in the main linac, the drive-beam accelerator and the drive-beam decelerators of CLIC, as well as in the linac of CTF3. It provides different models of accelerating and decelerating structures, linear optics and thin multipoles. Several methods of beam-based alignment, including emittance tuning bumps and feedbacks, and different failure modes can be simulated. An interface to the beam-beam simulation code GUINEA-PIG exists. Currently, interfaces to MAD and TRANSPORT are under development and an extension to transfer lines and bunch compressors is also being made. In the future, the simulations will need to be performed by many users, which requires a simplified user interface. The paper describes the status of PLACET and plans for the future.

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The CLIC study of a multi-TeV e/sup ±/ linear collider

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Waveguide monitors—a new type of beam position monitors for the TTF FEL

Waveguide monitors—a new type of beam position monitors for the TTF FEL

Tutorial on linear colliders

Simulation package based on PLACET

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