The Fermilab Antiproton Source was built for the Tevatron proton-antiproton collider program in the 1980s
Key to Tevatron total integrated luminosity
While Fermilab ran fixed target programs, the Antiproton Source would have sat idle except for the Charmonium program (E760/E835) which ran in 1990-1, 1996-7 2000
Circulating antiprotons with internal Hydrogen gas jet target
Study of pbar-p annihilations into cbar-c states
4 Stacking 120GeV Protons
Slip Stacking in Main Injector
Extracted out of MI into 700m Beam line
Hit Nickel alloy target
gt2s cycle
5 Stacking 8GeV Secondaries
Secondaries from target are focused using the Lithium Lens
Pulsed Magnet bends 8GeV negatives into AP2
AP2 transports secondaries to Debuncher
Designed admittance gt35? mm-mrad
Accepted beam emittance gt330? mm-mrad
Left bend momentum selects 5
1 of the secondaries are antiprotons at the end of the 290m line
6 Stacking Debuncher
Designed admittance is 35? mm-mrad
Bunch Rotation in 50 turns reduces the momentum spread
Stochastic Cooling
4-8 GHz
Liquid He cooled slotted waveguide pickups
Factor of 10 in longitudinal phase space
Factor of 7-10 in both transverse phase space dimensions
7 Stacking Accumulator
Beam is transferred from Debuncher via a short beam line
RF system decelerates from injection to deposition orbit
Stochastic Cooling
2-4 GHz stacktail, 2-4 4-8 GHz core momentum
4-8 GHz transverse slotted waveguide pickups
-Preserve Longitudinal phase space -Increase particle density by factor of 5000 -Factor of 3-5 in both transverse phase space dimensions 8 Recycler Ring
After 4-5hrs of stacking, 60-70e10 pbars are transferred to Recycler Ring via 1km beam line and Main Injector
In Recycler (permanent magnets), stochastic cooling keeps the transverse phase space while electron cooling allows for a further increase in particle density by a factor of 5
Holds 3 times more pbars than Accumulator
Allows Accumulator to concentrate on stacking and not large stacks
Eventually sent to Tevatron, via Main Injector, for collider program
9 Recycler Electron Cooling
Longitudinal stochastic cooling of 8 GeV antiprotons in the Recycler has been replaced by Electron Cooling
Electron beam 4.34 MeV 0.5 Amps DC 200mrad angular spread
Max beam current 730 mA Circulated in cooling section
In U-Bend mode currents of 1500 mA has been obtained.
10 Operation During E760/E835
Stack up to 60-100e10 antiprotons
Up to 4e10 pbars/hr
Stacking time 1 days
1-2 hr to decelerate and prepare beam
Run experiment 2-4 days
Luminosity 5e31 cm-2s-1
Capable of gt 1e32 cm-2s-1-- detector not capable
1 hr to re-establish stacking
No Recycler Ring
11 E760/E835 Technique
Antiproton-proton annihilation via 2 or 3 gluons to form a specific cbarc state
Accumulator is the spectrometer
Change beam energy
Ecm lt 4.3GeV
Detector is for counting final states from Charmonium decay
Detector stability and understanding the efficiency as a function of stack/time
See G. Stancari Presentation
12 E760/E835 Detector
Emphasized ability to separate electromagnetic states from large hadronic background
Identify ee- from J/? and ? decays or
cbarc ? ?? or all photon final states ?0?0 ?0? ??
Good ability to identify high energy ?0
Non-magnetic
Trigger/DAQ had to handle dc interactions
No bunch structure of the beam
13 Antiproton Rings after 2009
Originally was to supply beam for BTeV
Since BTevs cancellation
Ideas have been discussed informally
Some have been presented to Fermilab management
In one case, manpower has been assigned and more formal plans are being made
Work has started!!
14 Antiproton Rings after 2009
Recycler Ring
Convert to proton accumulator while the Main Injector ramps and extracts
Main Injector fill time reduces from 0.75s to 12µs
More protons per year for neutrino program
A team is turning this into a project
15 Antiproton Rings after 2009
Several ideas for the Debuncher Accumulator have been tossed about
Proton stacker to possibly increase protons by 25 for neutrino program
Separate proton experiment area
MECO like experiment
Antiproton experiments
Charmonium
Low energy/stopping experiments
NO Manpower has been assigned !!!!
16 More Charmonium?
Improvements since E760/E835 ran
Detector advances
Calorimetery
Tracking
Digitization at detector
Computation power trigger/DAQ
Accelerator advances
Can stack at 20e10 pbars/hr
Plans for gt 30e10 pbars/hr
17 Stacking Performance Best stacking for 1 hour for each day Average Stacking rate for a week 1mA is 1e10 pbars circulating in Accumulator 18 Near Term Accelerator Work
Slip Stacking (7)
At 7.5x1012 protons on target on average
Design average 8.0x1012
Lithium Lens (0 15)
Lens Gradient from 760T/m to 1000 T/m
AP2 Line (5-30)
Lens Steering
AP2 Steer to apertures
AP2 Lattice
Debuncher Aperture (13)
Currently 30-32? mm-mrad
Design to 35? mm-mrad
Debuncher Bunch Rotation Voltage (5)
Were running on old tubes at 4.0 MeV for RF cavities
Need to be at 5.3 MeV
Accumulator and D/A Aperture (20)
Currently at 2.4 sec
Design to 2.0 sec
Stacktail Efficiency
Can improve core 4-8 GHz bandwidth by a factor of 2
Timeline Effects
SY120 eats 7 of the timeline
19 Accelerator Work for an Antiproton Program
Re-establish deceleration capability
Controls upgrade for Tevatron Run II
Design and develop deceleration ramps to reach the necessary beam momentum for whatever experiment
Determine/implement scheme to longitudinally cool on the Accumulator central orbit while an experiment runs
20 Interest Proposal
Is there Physics Interest?
Must besince there is FAIR/PANDA proposal
Is there interest to do a Charmonium experiment at the existing Fermilab Antiproton Source?
10 people Wednesday during dinner discussed possibilities
Propose Charmonium program
Many topics for pbarp annihilation see R. Mussa presentation
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