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Title: Robust Spin Polarisation LCABD WP2'3


1
Robust Spin Polarisation LC-ABD WP2.3
  • Ian Bailey
  • The University of Liverpool / Cockcroft Institute

2
heLiCal Collaborators (WP5.1 WP2.3)
  • I.R. Bailey, J.B. Dainton, P. Cooke, T.
    Greenshaw, L.I. Malysheva (University of
    Liverpool )
  • D.P. Barber (DESY/Hamburg)
  • G.A. Moortgat-Pick (University of Durham/CERN)
  • J.A. Clarke, O.B. Malyshev, R.J. Reid, D.J.
    Scott, B. Todd (CCLRC ASTeC Daresbury Laboratory)
  • Y. Ivanyushenkov, E. Baynham, T. Bradshaw, S.
    Carr, J. Rochford (CCLRC Rutherford Appleton
    Laboratory)

3
Talk Outline
  • Review WP 2.3 goals
  • Review spin polarisation physics at ILC
  • Current WP 2.3 activity
  • Software tools
  • SLICKTRACK
  • CAIN
  • Future activity

4
Introduction to WP2.3
  • High intensity spin-polarised e- and e beams
    are essential for realising the total physics
    potential of the ILC (hep-ph/0507011 see Gudi
    M-P talk for LC-UK on Friday)
  • Delivery of the beam polarisation to the
    interaction point must be robust and without loss
    of intensity
  • Develop and use reliable software tools that
    allow the machine to be optimised for spin
    polarisation as well as luminosity

5
WP 2.3 Goals
  • Simulate transport of spin polarisation from e- /
    e sources to interaction region.
  • Current activity.
  • Simulate bunch-bunch depolarisation effects at
    interaction point.
  • Current activity.
  • Full cradle-to-grave LC spin polarisation
    simulations.
  • Assess degree and robustness.
  • Initial simulation results expected March 2006.
  • Validate tools against experimental data.
  • Assess LC polarimetry designs.

6
Spin Transport at the ILC
Beam Delivery System
Linac
Damping Ring
Positron Source
Linac
Undulator
150GeV e-
Intense polarised e beam
5GeV e
250GeV e
Interaction Point
Depolarisation Misalignments, EM fields,
Synchrotron radiation, resonance, bunch-bunch
250GeV e-
Beam Delivery System
Linac
Damping Ring
Electron Source
Linac
7
Spin evolution (I)
Polarisation definition
where
Spin precession (Thomas-Bargmann-Michel-Telegdi)
e.g. 1mrad orbital deviation ? 65 spin
precession for 500GeV electron
8
Spin evolution (II)
Synchrotron Radiation
Sokolov-Ternov effect
Spin Diffusion
Noise Inhomogeneous fields
Spontaneous polarisation
  • Spin / orbit coupling
  • Depolarisation

(HERA 27.5 GeV)
but damping time much shorter.
9
WP 2.3 - activity in last six months
  • New Liverpool RA joined group (Ian Bailey) Mar 05
  • New PhD student joined/joining group (Larisa
    Malysheva) Sep 05
  • Mathematica spin-transport interface to GEANT4
    (Duncan S) Ongoing
  • SLICKTRACK training for Larisa M, Duncan S, and
    Ian B at Daresbury workshop (Des B) Apr 05
  • Larisa M and Ian B visited DESY for further
    SLICKTRACK training (Des B) May/Jun 05
  • Software tools for simulations identified
    (presented at RHUL by Larisa M) Jun 05
  • SLICKTRACK development at DESY / Daresbury (Des
    B. / Larisa M,) Ongoing
  • Bunch-bunch physics meeting between Des B, Gudi
    M-P, Philip Bambade, Cecile Rimbault and Kaoru
    Yokoya Jun 05
  • CAIN2.35 installed at Durham / Liverpool
    replacing CAIN2.1e (Gudi M-P / Ian B) Ongoing

10
Software packages
Packages in parentheses will be evaluated at a
later date.
11
New since December 04!
12
Transfer matrix
Transfer matrix evolves spin and orbit
co-ordinates from one dipole to the next.
Ignores deviations of orbit due to spin
(Stern-Gerlach).
13
Bunch-bunch status
  • Guinea-Pig
  • Monte-Carlo simulation
  • Depolarisation effects to be included based on
    CAIN formalism(July 2006 / March 2007)
  • Will spin be part of Monte-Carlo?
  • CAIN
  • Version 2.35 installed at Daresbury (windows) and
    Durham (linux)
  • Initial tests show some disagreements
  • Modification need to beam profile routines?
  • Is present combination of T-BMT and S T
    sufficient for ILC bunch structure?
  • Gyromagnetic anomaly modified by higher-order QED
    processes?
  • Only ILC depolarisation work currently ongoing is
    LC-ABD WP2.3

14
Miscellaneous Issues
  • Develop a framework for interfacing software
    tools (c.f. Glen Whites work)
  • Add spin transport to ASTRA
  • Runge-Kutta integration of T-BMT
  • Model depolarisation of e- beam in undulator
  • Spin transport being added to GEANT4 by DESY
    Zeuthen (EUROTeV WP4)

15
WP 2.3 Activity for next six months
  • Continue RA PhD student SLICKTRACK training
    (Des B in Lancaster next week)
  • Nov 05
  • Complete ILC SLICKTRACK code development
  • Dec 05
  • Complete first assessment of damping ring
    depolarisation
  • In collaboration with EUROTeV WP3
  • Compare with previous Wolski and Bate paper
    (MERLIN)
  • Dec 05
  • Finish commissioning CAIN
  • Aug 05
  • Complete first assesment of CAIN ILC bunch-bunch
    simulations
  • Dec 05

16
Conclusions
  • Identified software tools for all ILC regions
  • Tools being assessed / developed
  • Suitable framework must be identified
  • On track to reach all goals
  • Busy six months ahead

17
Additional Slides
18
Summary of storage ring computer codes
Linearised orbital and spin motion
Linearised orbital, 3-D spin motion
Monte Carlo simulation
SITROS
SLIM
SMILE
SODOM
SLICKTRACK
SLICK
SITF
Non-linear orbital, 3-D spin motion
SpinLie
MERLIN
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