T980 Crystal Collimator Data: Hor CH and Vert VR and CH Mar 17, 2010 Data Analysis Vladimir Shiltsev 5/31/20161V.Shiltsev - T980.

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T980 Crystal Collimator Data: Hor CH and Vert VR and CH Mar 17, 2010 Data Analysis Vladimir Shiltsev 5/31/20161V.Shiltsev - T980

5/31/ V.Shiltsev - T980 VR beam about where has to be (only if F17 is in) Corresponds to θ=1.76mm/28m= 63 urad it should be: from the SPS measurements 93 urad/ sqrt(980/400)=59 urad Width is ~39 urad that’s wider than expected fr SPS: 18*sqrt(980/400) =29 urad (?)

5/31/ V.Shiltsev - T980 VR angle but F17 is out – there is stuff all over the place Corresponds to θ=3.03mm/28m =110 urad - ???

5/31/ V.Shiltsev - T980 CH angle & F17 is out – there is stuff all over the place Corresponds to θ=2.37mm/28m =85 urad - ??? Are these bumps meaningful?

5/31/ V.Shiltsev - T980 Do we see “bands”? Same data as on Slide 4 … mb similar bands on slide 3 data -?

5/31/ V.Shiltsev - T980 Differentiate and analyze Previous slide  differentiate dSignal/dY

5/31/ V.Shiltsev - T980 Same with F17 in: slide 2  differentiate dSignal/dY Approx as in “erf”-fit (a bit smaller wdth of ~30 urad)

5/31/ V.Shiltsev - T980 Same for scans at CH angle:

5/31/ V.Shiltsev - T980 CH beam scan at F17 (E03 is in) Corresponds to θ=1.87mm/29m=65 urad instead of 200 urad Width is ~28 urad that’s narrower? than expected

Expected positions of particles kicked at the MS position: VR Deflected beam at E03 dY[mm]=θ[urad]*0.028 CH Deflected beam at F17 dY[mm]=-θ[urad]*0.029 Circ’ng beam at E03(F17) δY[mm]=θ[urad]*0.079 (.054) if large If we close up the aperture (set F17 and E03 close to the beam), then VR beam occurs approx where it supposed to be… still wider than expected Seems that if we open up the aperture, “stuff” goes all over the place (due to diffusive or even CH/VR processes) and fills the aperture (not uniformly) Channeled beam is not where it supposed to be, much closer to the circulating beam  indication of vert aperture btw E03 and F17 Comments: 5/31/ V.Shiltsev - T980

5/31/ V.Shiltsev - T980 MS Crystal Angle Scan: LE0PIN Loss rate Calculated Efficiency=90% If CCVAD calibration coefficient is 1.24 θ=(CCVAD-500) *1.24 Total width ~550 urad High Eff width ~100 urad

5/31/ V.Shiltsev - T980 MS Crystal Angle Scan: LE033 Loss rate Double Gaussian fit θ=(CCVAD-500) *1.24 Distance btw peaks dθ=θ2-θ1= =125 urad While it has to be =260 urad W1(2xsigma)=125 urad W2(2xsigma)=132 urad

5/31/ V.Shiltsev - T980 MS Crystal Angle Scan: F17 Loss rate θ=(CCVAD-500) *1.24 F17 max at 204 urad E03 max at 175 urad What is optimum CH angle?

V.Shiltsev - T980145/31/2016 The peaks are at: CrystalBend Angle And rms angular spread (urad) Measured E03h,v/F12V displacement and width (mm) Expected E03h,v/F12V displacement and width (mm) Measured equivalent dipl. Angle and rms (urad) Oct 2008 O-BNL rms ±0.05 rms 0.31± ±0.2 rms 0.18± ±2 rms 13±3 Dec 2009 O rms ±0.05 rms 0.55± ±0.2 rms 0.18± ±2 rms 23±3 Mar 3, 2010 MS CH 210 ?? rms 6?? CH 2.0±0.07 CH rms 0.73±0.07 CH 5.9±0.2 ?? CH rms 0.22±0.04 CH 70±2 CH rms 26±3 Mar 3, 2010 MS VR 63VR 3.1±0.04 VR rms 0.52±0.05 VR 1.92 VR rms ?? VR 39±0.5 VR rms 6.5±0.07 Mar 17, 2010 MS VR 59VR 1.76±0.02 VR rms 1.12±0.02 VR 1.65 VR rms ?? VR 63±0.6 VR rms 39±0.8 Mar 17, 2010 MS CH 200 Width ~100 CH 1.87±0.06 CH rms 0.78±0.06 CH 5.7±0.4 ?? CH rms (wide) CH 65±2 CH rms 28±3

1.Calibrate actual crystal angle (CCVAD coefficient=?) 2.See how shoulder at F17 collim scan moves vs F0 position in Lamberston 3.Slow(fine) scans with apertures open - Is there really interference? 4.E03 and F17 at several crystal angles – say AM  VR  CH  AM 5.Try single vertical collimator 6.Horizontal crystal mystery not resolved (deflection less than 360urad) 7.Try two-plane collimation 8.Explore twist-effect (angle vs out-of plane beam position) 9.Explore effect of impact paramter (abort gap particles, with/without TEL) 10.PID diode angle scan dependence on the distance of collimators to the beam (expected - less efficiency with closer collimators)? Next studies: 5/31/ V.Shiltsev - T980