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Title: More Thoughts on Vertical Arcs in ILC LET


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More Thoughts on Vertical Arcs in ILC LET
  • PT
  • 05-July-2005

2
Reminder VARC optics
3
Issues from Last Discussion
  • Seryi configuration make the straight segments
    more nearly equal
  • Reduce beam energy at final VARC
  • Better for all SR effects
  • Leave room for BDS expansion at multi-TeV
    energies (!)
  • Limit critical energy of SR in final VARC
  • 5.0 MeV international limit for food irradiation
  • Leads to negligible activation from neutrons
    ejected via Giant Dipole Resonance

4
Seryi Configuration
  • Straight segment length constraint from DR
  • Want 7.5 km straight section for dogbone
  • Cant overlap first 245 GeV of linac
  • Want 250 GeV linac and DR in separate PPS zones
  • Harder if DR is downstream of 250 GeV linac
  • Harder if gradient is higher
  • Design philosophy
  • Assume 250 GeV linac in upstream half of tunnel
  • VARC1 goes at 250 GeV point
  • VARC2 goes 7.5 km downstream VARC1

5
VARC parameters
Assumes 990 GeV acceleration 3 km BDS (ie, 1
TeV CM configuration)
6
SR issues
  • Critical energy scales with E3?
  • VARC2 in 40 MV/m case will have largest critical
    energy
  • Central bend critical energy 4.86 MeV
  • Emittance growth scales with E6?5
  • VARC2 in 30 MV/m case will have the largest SR
    emittance growth in vertical!
  • 0.375 nm 1.8 of DR extraction (20 nm)
  • Still unacceptable at 3 TeV CM
  • Need to go to gradient bends and lengthen VARC2
  • Now have space to expand VARC2 for multi-TeV

7
Optical Bandwidth
  • VARC has uncorrected 2nd order dispersion
  • Leads to emittance growth, esp. for off-momentum
    beams
  • Lattice may be chromatic as well
  • Off-energy particles have large transverse
    amplitudes
  • Test measure emittance BMAG (mismatch factor)
    as a function of beam central momentum
  • Use full nominal energy spread 130 MeV
  • Consider 2 design central momenta
  • 45.6 GeV (z-pole)
  • 250 GeV
  • 1.62 mrad VARC (largest bend angle)
  • Consider also post-VARC amplitude as a function
    of momentum error

8
45.6 GeV/beam Bandwidth
9
250 GeV/beam bandwidth
10
Vertical Oscillation from Energy Error
High energy may be MPS issue
Low-energy probably OK
11
Error Sensitivity
  • Power supply stability
  • Assume 5 quad PS
  • 4 QFs with independent PS for tuning ?y
  • All other QF/QD quads in series
  • Assume 2 bend PS strings
  • 1 string for half-strength bends
  • 1 string for full-strength bends
  • Magnet Matching on strings
  • Quad and bend rotation
  • Absolute and not stability
  • Present system has no SQs for ?x control

12
Power Supply and Magnet Matching Sensitivity
Emit Growth vs Bend PS Jitter -- worst case out
of 100 seeds shown 250 GeV beam, 1.62 mrad VARC
13
Quad Rotations
14
Bend Rotation
15
Conclusions
  • Seryi configuration for VARCs looks attractive
  • SR effects okay up to 500 GeV/beam
  • Need lattice upgrade for multi-TeV LC
  • Bandwidth is OK at 250 GeV beam energy
  • Bandwidth somewhat narrow at 46 GeV beam energy
  • Orbit for particles far above design energy may
    be a problem low energy looks okay
  • Emittance sensitivities pretty conventional
  • Except maybe matching of bend magnets
  • Wont need skew quads to tune ?x
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