Longitudinal Effects in Space Charge Dominated Cooled Bunched Beams

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Longitudinal Effects in Space Charge Dominated Cooled Bunched Beams Sergei Nagaitsev Fermilab Oct 5, 2017

Summary (in advance) Longitudinal space-charge effects manifest themselves in several fascinating ways: Self-consistent stationary longitudinal distribution Synchrotron modes shifts with beam current These effects are easily accessible in low-energy electron-cooled ion beams This talk is based on my research at the Indiana University Cyclotron Facility (IUCF) Cooler, but easily applicable to all other cooler rings 10/05/17 S. Nagaitsev

IUCF Cooler synchrotron (1988 – 2002) ~2002 These experiments were conducted with electron-cooled proton beams (45 – 150 MeV) below transition energy. Longitudinal and transverse profiles were measured for a range of beam currents. Also, the synchrotron dipole and quadrupole frequencies were measured. 10/05/17 S. Nagaitsev

Measurements Flying wire signal -- Transverse profile Voltage on the pick-up electrode for τ » T (Rin = 1 MΩ). Longitudinal profile 10/05/17 S. Nagaitsev

From measured long and transv beam profiles we can calculate the SC tune shifts: This tune shift never exceeded -0.2 10/05/17 S. Nagaitsev

…First, a quiz… A C B D These are measured stationary beam distribution profiles for a 150 MeV proton beam with continuous electron cooling. One profile is taken with “good” vacuum, one with “bad” vacuum. Question: Which profiles correspond to “bad” vacuum? Bad vacuum: (1) A and C; (2) B and C; (3) A and D; (4) B and D 10/05/17 S. Nagaitsev

The correct answer is (3) B D (3) A and D; Transverse beam profile gets broader (D) from Coulomb scattering (because of “bad” vacuum) but the bunch length gets shorter (A) because the longitudinal space-charge defocusing is reduced. 10/05/17 S. Nagaitsev

SC defocusing RF focusing 10/05/17 S. Nagaitsev

With electron cooling, the Vlasov equation becomes the Fokker-Plank equation For a uniform transverse distribution g = log[chamber radius/beam radius] + ½ -- geometric factor This equation can be solved analytically for a stationary distribution function 10/05/17 S. Nagaitsev

The stationary distribution ρo(0) must be chosen such that ρo(ϕ) is normalized to unity There are two unknowns: σ and g, the rms momentum spread and the geometric factor. For vanishing space-charge (α = 0) the linear density ρo(ϕ) becomes Gaussian. For vanishing momentum spread (σ  0) the linear density becomes 10/05/17 S. Nagaitsev

Stationary longitudinal bunch charge density distributions for a fixed momentum spread (σ ) and various bunch charges σ = 4e-5 10/05/17 S. Nagaitsev

Measured (solid, 2) and theoretical (dashed, 2) linear density Measured (solid, 2) and theoretical (dashed, 2) linear density. Cosine (1) and Gaussian (3) fits are also presented. Io  400 μA, Vrf  12 V. IUCF Cooler, 1994 10/05/17 S. Nagaitsev

The fit with two parameters (σ and g) is unambiguous Proton beam rms momentum spread vs. beam current. Vrf = 12 V (), Vrf = 126.4 V (), and Vrf = 13.8 V (+). Derived from the bunch shape fitting. For gaussian beam distributions: (arXiv:1508.00153, R. Baartman) 10/05/17 S. Nagaitsev

Cross-checking g vs transverse beam radius rms size Best fit corresponds to b ≈ 20 mm The IUCF cooler had the average beam pipe radius of 25 mm 10/05/17 S. Nagaitsev

Ratio of the effective rf voltage to the applied rf voltage derived from the bunch shape fitting. Vrf = 12 V (), Vrf = 126.4 V (). 10/05/17 S. Nagaitsev

Longitudinal dynamics of space-charge dominated bunched beams Linear rf voltage model (from Neuffer’s 1979 paper) Long envelope equation: The dipole synchrotron frequency is not affected by SC After linearization, one obtains for the small-amplitude quadrupole (bunch length) oscillation frequency: With no SC: -- it’s a simple bunch rotation With zero momentum spread: For the sin() rf voltage the situation is more complicated 10/05/17 S. Nagaitsev

Long. bunch modes with sin() rf voltage We found approx. analytic solutions for bunch modes with zero momentum spread. The modes are solutions to this equation -- the dipole mode The quadrupole mode was found numerically For non-zero momentum spread we solved the time-dependent F-P equation numerically Both modes were measured in the IUCF cooler 10/05/17 S. Nagaitsev

The dipole mode Model -Pure space charge Measurements, IUCF cooler, 1994 For a space-charge dominated regime the bunch length is primarily a function of a beam current, thus, for a sinusoidal rf voltage, the synchrotron frequency depends on the beam current! (solid lines are numerical models) 10/05/17 S. Nagaitsev

The quadrupole mode solid lines are numerical models Measurements, IUCF cooler, 1994 Pure space charge model 10/05/17 S. Nagaitsev

Summary The beam momentum spread can not be determined from the bunch length alone! Need to perform a fit with two parameters. Electron-cooled bunched beams are typically space-charge dominated longitudinally: the effective rf voltage amplitude in the bunch is small, ~20% of external rf voltage. Need to take this into account in modeling of IBS, etc The coherent synchrotron (dipole) frequency depends on the beam current! Also, no decoherence in large amplitude synchrotron oscillations is observed. 10/05/17 S. Nagaitsev