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equationthatrequiresomeinitialconditions,thatwewilltaketobeattheemittancesolenoidexit. Letrandzberespectivelythermstransverseandlongitudinalbeamenvelope.Itiswellknow (e.g.seereference[54])thatonecandescribestheevolutionofthebeamenvelopeviatheso-called coupledrmsenvelopeequationthatwrite(extendedfromreference[54]): @2r(s) @s2+k20r(s)3 10p5Nrc 20301 r(s)z(s) 1g22r 202z!~"2r3r=0 (6.1) @2z(s) @s2+k20r(s)3 10p5Nrc 2050g z(s)2~"z(s)2 z(s)3=0 whereg=g(z=r;b=r)afunctionofthebeamrmssizeandthevacuumpipediameterb,de- scribestheeectofthebunchinteractionwithitsimageonthebeamlinevacuumchamber; rc=e2=(40mc3)istheclassicalradiusofanelectronand0isthebunchreducedenergy(from nowonwewillassumeanenergyof350keV,i.e.0=0.8048and0=1.6849.Toconvinceourselves onthenecessityofusingtheaboveequationsystem,wecanstudythedependenceofthe\space chargeoveremittanceratio".Forthelongitudinaldirectionwedenethisratioas: Rrdef =3 10p5Nrc 30gz (~"nr)2 (6.2) Thesamekindoffactorcanbedenedforthetransversedirection: Rzdef =3 10p5Nrc 02r (~"nz)2z 1g22r 202z! (6.3) Theevolutionoftheseratiosalongthebeamlineusingrmsenvelopenumericallycomputedwith parmelaareshowningure6.3.Inthe350keVlineitisseenthatspacechargecontributionin theenvelopeequationcanbeafactor100largerthantheemittancetermcontribution.Evenin the10MeVregion,thereisstillapredominanceofspacechargetermbyafactor10exceptinthe bunchingchicanewheredispersionincreasetransversebeamsizeandthereforelocallyreducespace chargeforce.Ontheotherhand,thelongitudinalratioissignicantlylargerthanunityonlyin the350keVregion.Itisstronglydampedasthebeamisacceleratedinthe10MeVstructureand downstreamthecryounitthelongitudinalenvelopeequationisonlydrivenbytheemittanceterm. Toapplythermsenvelopeequationtothedierentelementswecanusethefollowingsteps: foradriftspace,theexternalfocusingparameters,krandkzaresettozero. thebunchercavityismodeledasa\slopeimpulse":z0buncher !z0+2RFeV mc223z thesolenoidexternalfocusingparameterisestimatedusingtherelationk0=eB0 2mcwhereB0 istheintegratedmagneticeld,whichwehaveestimatedusingapoissongeneratedmagnetic eldprole. 6.1.3Thehighgradientstructure Inthissectionwewouldliketodiscussfewinterestingeectsinducedonthetransversebeam dynamicsbytheCEBAF-typeacceleratingcavities.Thediscussionwillenablethereadertoun- derstandexperimentalresultspresentedinthenextsection.
Space Charge over Emittance Ratio (no unit) 10 2 10 0 200 400 600 800 1000 1200 Distance from the Photocathode (cm) -4 10 -3 10 -2 10 -1 10 0 10 1 Rr tion. EnergyGain Theaccelerationinacceleratingcavitiesisprovidedbythelongitudinalcomponentoftheelectric Figure6.3:\spacechargeoveremittanceratioforthetransverse(Rr)andlongitudinal(Rz)direc- eldofthefundamentalmode.Sucheldcanbewrittenapproximately: Rz betweentheparticleandtheRF-wave.Becauseoftheirenergyattherstcavityentrance,350keV, theelectronsarenotrelativisticandthereforeoneelectronisnotgoingtokeepthesamerelative phasewithrespecttotheRF-wave,sucheectisnamedphaseslippage.Let'sdenethephase E0isthepeakeld,zisthepositionwithrespecttothecavitycenter,andistheosetphase (z)as: Ez=E0cos(kz)cos(!t+)=E0 2(cos(!t+kz)+cos(!t++kz)) (6.4) TheEqns.(6.5)and(6.6)togetherformacoupleddierentialequationsystemthatcanbesolved Moreoverthenormalizedenergygainis: d(z) dz=eE0 (z)def =!tkz=kZz 2mc21(cos((z)+2kz)+cos((z))) 0 p211!dz+ (6.6) (6.5) numericallyusingstandardtechnique.Figures6.4presentstheenergygaininthetwocavitywith
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equationthatrequiresomeinitialconditions,thatwewilltaketobeattheemittancesolenoidexit.<br />
Letr<strong>and</strong>zberespectivelythermstransverse<strong>and</strong>longitudinalbeamenvelope.Itiswellknow<br />
(e.g.seereference[54])thatonec<strong>and</strong>escribestheevolutionofthebeamenvelopeviatheso-called<br />
coupledrmsenvelopeequationthatwrite(extendedfromreference[54]):<br />
@2r(s)<br />
@s2+k20r(s)3<br />
10p5Nrc<br />
20301<br />
r(s)z(s) 1g22r<br />
202z!~"2r3r=0 (6.1)<br />
@2z(s)<br />
@s2+k20r(s)3<br />
10p5Nrc<br />
2050g<br />
z(s)2~"z(s)2<br />
z(s)3=0<br />
whereg=g(z=r;b=r)afunctionofthebeamrmssize<strong>and</strong>thevacuumpipediameterb,de-<br />
scribestheeectofthebunchinteractionwithitsimageonthebeamlinevacuumchamber;<br />
rc=e2=(40mc3)istheclassicalradiusofanelectron<strong>and</strong>0isthebunchreducedenergy(from<br />
nowonwewillassumeanenergyof350keV,i.e.0=0.8048<strong>and</strong>0=1.6849.Toconvinceourselves<br />
onthenecessityofusingtheaboveequationsystem,wecanstudythedependenceofthe\space<br />
chargeoveremittanceratio".Forthelongitudinaldirectionwedenethisratioas:<br />
Rrdef<br />
=3<br />
10p5Nrc<br />
30gz<br />
(~"nr)2 (6.2)<br />
Thesamekindoffactorcanbedenedforthetransversedirection:<br />
Rzdef<br />
=3<br />
10p5Nrc<br />
02r<br />
(~"nz)2z 1g22r<br />
202z! (6.3)<br />
Theevolutionoftheseratiosalongthebeamlineusingrmsenvelopenumericallycomputedwith<br />
parmelaareshowningure6.3.Inthe350keVlineitisseenthatspacechargecontributionin<br />
theenvelopeequationcanbeafactor100largerthantheemittancetermcontribution.Evenin<br />
the10MeVregion,thereisstillapredominanceofspacechargetermbyafactor10exceptinthe<br />
bunchingchicanewheredispersionincreasetransversebeamsize<strong>and</strong>thereforelocallyreducespace<br />
chargeforce.Ontheotherh<strong>and</strong>,thelongitudinalratioissignicantlylargerthanunityonlyin<br />
the350keVregion.Itisstronglydampedasthebeamisacceleratedinthe10MeVstructure<strong>and</strong><br />
downstreamthecryounitthelongitudinalenvelopeequationisonlydrivenbytheemittanceterm.<br />
Toapplythermsenvelopeequationtothedierentelementswecanusethefollowingsteps:<br />
foradriftspace,theexternalfocusingparameters,kr<strong>and</strong>kzaresettozero.<br />
thebunchercavityismodeledasa\slopeimpulse":z0buncher<br />
!z0+2RFeV<br />
mc223z<br />
thesolenoidexternalfocusingparameterisestimatedusingtherelationk0=eB0<br />
2mcwhereB0<br />
istheintegratedmagneticeld,whichwehaveestimatedusingapoissongeneratedmagnetic<br />
eldprole.<br />
6.1.3Thehighgradientstructure<br />
Inthissectionwewouldliketodiscussfewinterestingeectsinducedonthetransversebeam<br />
dynamicsbytheCEBAF-typeacceleratingcavities.Thediscussionwillenablethereadertoun-<br />
derst<strong>and</strong>experimentalresultspresentedinthenextsection.