Accelerator R&D at Fermilab: An Overview and User Facility/Community Plans Vladimir Shiltsev Accelerator Physics Center Fermilab Users’ Executive Committee.

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Accelerator R&D at Fermilab: An Overview and User Facility/Community Plans Vladimir Shiltsev Accelerator Physics Center Fermilab Users’ Executive Committee June 14, 2013

V.Shiltsev - Fermilab UEC Mtg, 6/14/ Accel. R&D and US HEP Long-Term Strategy LARP MAP Project-X SC Magnets SC RF Accelerator Physics Accelerator Education LARP MAP Project-X SC Magnets SC RF Accelerator Physics Accelerator Education

Accelerator R&D on the Lab’s Map V.Shiltsev - Fermilab UEC Mtg, 6/14/ ●Tevatron ● A0 PI ● MTA ● SCRF ● HINS ● ASTA & PXIE ● IARC

FNAL Accelerator Science & Tech Pubs Strong record of peer-reviewed publication: 130 papers in      (1/2 year) Very high quality Very high quality  1Nature Physics  2 Annual Rev. Nucl. Part. Phys.  11Phys Rev Letters  41 Phys Rev Special Topics-AB (incl. two PRSTAB Oustanding Articles of 2010 and 2011) V.Shiltsev - Fermilab UEC Mtg, 6/14/ Note : ~0.5 pubs/scientist/yr vs ~0.1 for CDF/D0

10 over PhD Degrees on base of research at Fermilab : 10 over Ben Freemire 2013 Illinois Institute of Technology Denise Ford 2013 Northwestern Timothy Maxwell 2012 Northern Illinois University Alexey Petrenko 2012 Budker Institute of Nuclear Physics Arun Saini 2012 University of Delhi W.-M. Tam 2010 Indiana University Dan McCarron 2010 Illinois Institute of Technology Igor Tropin 2010 Tomsk University Uros Mavric 2009 University of Ljubljana Timothy Koeth 2009 Rutgers University Currently – 8 students in Joint University-Fermilab Accelerator PhD program 3 3 Joint Appointments: NIU: P.Piot, Y.M.Shin; IIT: P.Snopok 5 V.Shiltsev - Fermilab UEC Mtg, 6/14/2013

Education / Undegrad Outreach programs in Accelerator Physics US Particle Accelerator School  2 sessions/yr  students Lee Teng Internship (with ANL):  Engage highly promising post-junior undergrads to study accelerator S&T  45 participants in Int’l Summer Internship :  38 participants in  2 students earned PhD in accelerator physics/technology  11 students are currently enrolled in a MS/PhD programs in accelerators 6 V.Shiltsev - Fermilab UEC Mtg, 6/14/2013

What’s next? Users Oriented Facilities/Programs: V.Shiltsev - Fermilab UEC Mtg, 6/14/  ASTA – accelerator and beam physics  IARC – accelerator applications

ASTA Accelerator R&D User’s Facility ( ASTA Accelerator R&D User’s Facility ( Advanced Superconducting Test Accelerator) A world-leading facility for Accelerator R&D at Fermilab that  Is based on state-of-the-art, modern SC RF technology  Supports an extremely broad accelerator R&D program ranging from HEP to photon sciences to applications  Serves critical needs in Intensity Frontier accelerator physics, while helping to fulfill OHEP’s Stewardship role  Is cost-effective to complete and operate. (There is no competition at this price)  serves as a focal point for accelerator science education, not only for Fermilab, but for the nation. ASTA is a huge opportunity not be missed! V.Shiltsev - Fermilab UEC Mtg, 6/14/2013 8

1.3 GHz SC RF Cryomodule transportation to ASTA V.Shiltsev - Fermilab UEC Mtg, 6/14/ ASTA (formerly known as NML… now significantly expanded )

ASTA Accelerator R&D Users Facility 10 V.Shiltsev - Fermilab UEC Mtg, 6/14/2013

Background Construction of ASTA and NML began in 2006 as part of the ILC/SRF R&D Program and later American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA). 11 V.Shiltsev - Fermilab UEC Mtg, 6/14/2013 It was recognized early in the planning process that an e- beam meeting the ILC performance parameters was itself a power resource of interest to the wider Advanced Accelerator R&D community. The Facility was motivated by the goal of building, testing and operating a complete ILC RF unit To date, an investment of $74M has been made, including $18M of ARRA funding, representing ~80% completion of the facility ASTA Proposal submitted to DOE on February 26, 2013 ASTA Proposal reviewed by the DOE OHEP GARD Review panel in March 2013 ASTA 1 st Users and PAC meeting in July 2013

ASTA (Schematically) V.Shiltsev - Fermilab UEC Mtg, 6/14/

NML Injector Installing & commissioning injector Gun operational, new cavity in CC1 13 V.Shiltsev - Fermilab UEC Mtg, 6/14/

ASTA Accelerator R&D User’s Facility 50 MeV Injector & CM2 in 2013, 300 MeV e- in GHz SC RF CM2 installed 14 OHEP RDK 2/28/13 V.Shiltsev - Fermilab UEC Mtg, 6/14/

V.Shiltsev - Fermilab UEC Mtg, 6/14/ Integrable Optics Test Accelerator (IOTA) “Integrable Optics” – a totally new approach to accelerator design “Integrable Optics” – a totally new approach to accelerator design At the ASTA’s IOTA - demonstrate a large tune spread of ~1 (with 4 lenses) without degradation of dynamic aperture ( minimum 0.25 ) At the ASTA’s IOTA - demonstrate a large tune spread of ~1 (with 4 lenses) without degradation of dynamic aperture ( minimum 0.25 )

ASTA 16 V.Shiltsev - Fermilab UEC Mtg, 6/14/ co-authors from 13 institutions 24 proposals and growing  ~1/2 for HEP (IF, EF, SCRF)  ~1/2 – Stewardship and Applications At all ASTA experimental areas  Exp Area 1 (50 MeV) (10)  Exp Area 2 ( MeV) (12)  Exp Area 3 (IOTA Ring) (5) Broad spectrum of proponents:  University groups & National Programs  SBIR companies & International Large National Laboratories Detector R&D groups

ASTA Science Thrusts Intensity Frontier of Particle Physics Nonlinear, integrable optics Space-charge compensation 17 Energy Frontier of Particle Physics Optical Stochastic Cooling Advanced phase-space manipulation Flat beam-driven DWFA in slabs Superconducting Accelerators for Science Beam-based system tests with high-gradient cryomodules Long-range wakes Ultra-stable operation of SCLs Novel Radiation Sources High-brightness x-ray channeling Inverse Compton Gamma Ray source Stewardship and Applications Generation and Manipulation Ultra-Low Emittance Beams for Future Hard X-ray FELs XUV FEL Oscillator V.Shiltsev - Fermilab UEC Mtg, 6/14/2013

“Why ASTA?” (Uniqueness) High repetition-rate:  1 msec long trains of 3000 bunches, with 3 MHz rep rate High average power:  the highest beam power and highest average brightness High energy:  ~1 GeV  many experiments (eg photon-science and FEL) Extremely stable beams Superconducting technology: SRF and beams IOTA Storage ring:  very flexible storage ring capable of supporting a broad range of ring-based advanced beam dynamics experiments. V.Shiltsev - Fermilab UEC Mtg, 6/14/

Comparison with Other Facilities: Peak and Average Brightness 19 V.Shiltsev - Fermilab UEC Mtg, 6/14/2013 * see Sec. 5.0 for detail comparison of ASTA to various Accelerator R&D facilities

Strong Institutional Support of ASTA Proposal V.Shiltsev - Fermilab UEC Mtg, 6/14/ Argonne National Laboratory A.Zholents Brookhaven National LaboratoryT.Roser CERN S.Myers, O.Bruening Colorado State UniversityS.Biedron, S.Milton ComPASSP.Spentzouris Illinois Institute of TechnologyL.Spentzouris Indiana UniversityS.Y.Lee International Linear Collider (ILC)L.Evans, M.Harrison John Adams Institute for Accelerator ScienceA.Seryi Joint Institute for Nuclear ResearchI.Meshkov US LHC Accelerator Physics Program (LARP)E.Prebys Lawrence Berkeley National LaboratoryS.Gourlay US Muon Accelerator Program (MAP)M.Palmer Northern Illinois UniversityD.Hedin, L.Lurio, L.Freeman, P.Vohra Oak Ridge National LaboratoryJ.Galambos Princeton Plasma Physics LaboratoryR.Davidson, E.Gilson, I.Kaganovich RadiaBeam Technologies, LLCS.Boucher Tech-X CorporationJ.Cary Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator FacilityA.Hutton US Particle Accelerator School (USPAS)W.Barletta

The ASTA Team 21 V.Shiltsev - Fermilab UEC Mtg, 6/14/2013 ASTA Program Advisory Committee Chair, Gerald Dugan Program Advisory Committee: G. Dugan (chair), M. Blaskiewicz (BNL), J.Byrd (LBNL), R. Palmer(MAP), G. Hoffstaetter (Cornell), A.Zholents (ANL) The 1 st ASTA User’s meeting and first PAC meeting July 23-24, 2013

ASTA is the Key to Laboratory’s and HEP long-term future It is envisioned as the leading and largest National Accelerator R&D program ASTA program addresses most relevant accelerator R&D issues of the US high energy physics Our near term goal is to engage community around ASTA We work hard to secure DOE OHEP support at the requested level ASTA is our bet to stop the trends of losses in:  Accelerator expertise  Accelerator talent  Funding for the accelerator R&D V.Shiltsev - Fermilab UEC Mtg, 6/14/201322

ASTA: Building User’s Community V.Shiltsev - Fermilab UEC Mtg, 6/14/ Briefed DOE (Dec’2013) and NSF (Apr’2013) Conferences, workshops, lectures, seminars: Adv.Accel.Concept’ 2012 Workshop, NA-PAC’13, etc Pre-Snowmass AARD Facilities workshop (Feb’13, U.Chi) Seminars: UMD, Wayne State, BNL, SLAC, LBNL, FNAL In 3-5 years we aim at having ASTA community of ~ ASTA will be a significant part of Fermilab’s user’s community. So, Q’s for the UEC: Advise? Help? Forms of collaboration/participation?