A 3 Pass, Dog-bone Cooling Channel G H Rees, ASTeC, RAL.

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A 3 Pass, Dog-bone Cooling Channel G H Rees, ASTeC, RAL

Introduction Studies for the ISS: 1. Proton booster and driver rings for 50 Hz, 4 MW and 10 GeV. 2. Pairs of triangle and bow-tie, 20 (50 GeV)  ± decay rings. Studies after the ISS: 1. A MeV electron model for the 10 GeV, proton NFFAG. 2. An alternative proton driver using a 50 Hz, 10 GeV, RCS ring. 3. A three pass,  ± cooling, dog-bone re-circulator.

Schematic of Dog-bone Re-circulator Muon Cooling Channel K1 off/on K2 on/off S Solenoids, S ±± ±± S

Mode Of Operation  Solenoids match the  ± beams between the input and output transport lines and the cooling channel  Additional solenoid matching is needed between the cooling channel and the re-circulator end loops  The kickers contribute to the beam matching and are integral parts of the first (last) lattice cell of the rings  Initially, kicker K1 is off, and it is switched on after a bunch train is in the cooling channel, but before it returns to K1  Kicker K2 is kept on until it is turned off for beam extraction Ring operation is close to but below its transition energy

Potential Advantages  Compatibility with the trains of 80 μ + and 80 μˉ bunches  Common, dispersion free, input and output  ± beam lines  Lower power kickers for field rise and fall times > 300 ns  Single transits of the end loops for three channel passes  Enhanced cooling due to the three (or 5) channel transits  Cooling ahead of entry into the down and upstream loops  Improved μ to ν divergence angle ratio in the decay rings

End Loop Lattice Requirements  Entry and exit ring closure after completion of a 180° bend  Mirror symmetry about the input or the output  ± beam lines  Zero dispersion at entry must transform to zero (D,D′) at exit  Equal β h, β v values at entry must match to same β at exit  Equal α h, α v at entry must change sign, but not value, at exit  Lattice functions must not vary too much around the rings  Optimisation for the design of the K1 and K2 kickers

Re-circulator End Loop Bend sequence: Kicker – 9° BN – 42° BP + 51° BR – 45° BD + 45° Mirror symmetry for return bends Kicker BN BP BR BD BD BD

End Loop Geometry ……………………………………………………………….……… C 4 BD m BD BD C m m 2.0 m m C m BD (45°, n<1) are asymmetric in the  = 60°, cells C4, C5, C m m BN BP BR C 5

End Loop Matching  Kicker requirements set inputs at β = 4.0 m and α = 0.82  BD (and BR) require an n = to obtain  = 60° cells  Need α v = α h = D′ h = 0 at 3-BD π section and half way point  Variables are n and θ bend of BN, BP, and straights next to BP  Ring closure and approximate matching sets the θ bend values  This leaves four parameters to find a three parameter match  Ring closure is restored via asymmetry of BD cell positions  Input-output matching obtained but not cell to cell matching

Lattice Parameters  Zero dispersion on entry becomes negative after kicker but positive after BR magnet & then continues to increase until half way around the ring, where D = m and D′ = 0.  Functions change in a mirror symmetric way on return to the kicker. Due to π phase shift for 3 adjacent BD cells, the point between (–  –) and (    ) sections also has D′ (and α) zero  Beta functions are matched from input to output but not from cell to cell, due to asymmetric BD cells and other effects. The kicker deflection is over a region of reducing β h (4.0 to 2.3 m)  The β v variation over the kicker is similar (4.0 to 2.4 m), and the maximum value of β v around the ring reaches m, while the maximum value for β h in the ring is m.

Loop Betatron and Dispersion Functions

Magnet Parameters Magnet Length (m) Angle B o (T) n K1, – 9° BN ° BP – 51° BR – 45° BD °

Isochronous Position  For an isochronous point ahead of the end loop, its gamma-t must be < the muon gamma of (at 273 MeV/c)  The isochronous path length for the gamma-t of is ( / ) 2 x m (ring path length)  Thus, the isochronous position ahead of the end loop is at a distance of m from the input end of the kicker  The path length from and back to the point is m while 63 (βλ/2) for the MHz cavities is m

Kicker Magnets  Max. normalised input emittances at K1: 45,000 (π) mm mr Max. normalised input emittances at K2: 30,000 (π) mm mr  The beam size is reduced for the first K1 pass (when it is off) and this requires an extra pulsing system for the focusing  K1,2 have 9° kick, 435 mm gap, G field, 300 ns fall time and 51.9 kV /section for push-pull drives & subdivision in two  Each of eight pulse systems need J of energy per pulse, while earlier coolers needed 10,000 J, and typical kickers. 20J  Kicker R and D remains an important issue, because of the required high level of the pulse currents at kA

Future Work  Chromatic correction for the end loops (B = B o (r/r o )ˉ n ?)  Inclusion of cooling channel in re-circulator (C Rogers)  Input and output matching for re-circulator (C Rogers)  Muon tracking studies for the three channel transits  Determine losses, emittance and momentum acceptance  Study the possibility of adding an end loop to MICE