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Elias Métral, LHC Beam Commissioning Working Group meeting, 08/06/2010 /191 SINGLE-BUNCH INSTABILITY STUDIES IN THE LHC AT 3.5 TeV/c Elias Métral, N. Mounet and B. Salvant (and thanks to all the impedance and LHC teams) Elias Métral, N. Mounet and B. Salvant (and thanks to all the impedance and LHC teams) u 3 measurements performed with ~ 1E11 p/b bunches  SA 15/05/10 => Unstable bunch during the ramp  SU 16/05/10 => Stabilization with Landau octupoles  MO 17/05/10 => Longer bunch + Stabilization with Landau octupoles u Reminder on the nominal beam parameters u Reminder on the Transverse Single-Bunch Instability (TSBI) mechanisms u Reminder on the theoretical predictions with nominal parameters (beam and collimators) at 7 TeV/c u Simulation predictions at 3.5 TeV/c: Nominal case vs. MD on 17/05/10 u Measurements done during the Dedicated MD on MO 17/05/10 u Conclusion and future work u Appendices

Elias Métral, LHC Beam Commissioning Working Group meeting, 08/06/2010 /192 THE 3 MEASUREMENTS u A 1 st ramp was tried with a single-bunch of ~ 1E11 p/b (on both B1 and B2) on SA 15/05/2010 => The bunch was unstable at ~ 1.8 TeV/c for B1 and ~ 2.1 TeV/c for B2. This led to beam losses of few 10ens of % u A 2 nd ramp was tried on SU 16/05/2010 with a function in the Landau octupoles put by Mike Lamont (from Stephane Fartoukh few years ago, reaching 200 A at 3.5 TeV/c) => Only B2 was available (due to PS problem) and more than 1.2E11 p/b reached 3.5 TeV/c. The beam was unstable at 3.5 TeV/c when the octupoles were removed. Note that the long. emittance was ~ 0.3 eVs and the full bunch length ~ 0.6 ns u A 3 rd ramp was tried on MO 17/05/2010, with the same octupoles function, but then reducing the current in the octupoles at 3.5 TeV/c to find the threshold value. Note in this case the longitudinal emittance was ~ 2 times bigger (by removing the phase loop at injection => Filamentation after phase error)

Elias Métral, LHC Beam Commissioning Working Group meeting, 08/06/2010 /193 REMINDER ON THE NOMINAL BEAM PARAMETERS Q s ~ 2E-3 Q s ~ 5.5E-3

Elias Métral, LHC Beam Commissioning Working Group meeting, 08/06/2010 /194 N b [p/b] 0 N b th Head-Tail instability if Q’ ≠ 0 TMC instability (even if Q’ = 0) u Q’ ≥ 0 above transition, to damp the most critical mode (0) u But Q’ should be as small as possible not to excite the high- order head-tail modes (and it is also better for beam lifetime) u It will develop if there is no intrinsic or external (e.g. from octupoles) nonlinearities => Landau damping (Trade-off) u Linear coupling can help or not When ΔQ (mode 0, i.e. usual tune) ~ - Q s u Increasing Q’ can help (as predicted and seen in the SPS for instance during MDs) u But high Q’ can decrease the beam lifetime => Trade-off u Can be stabilized by octupoles but the tune spread required is usually huge (~ Q s ) u Increasing the long. emittance / bunch length helps u Linear coupling and Space Charge can also help (or not) REMINDER ON THE TSBI MECHANISMS

Elias Métral, LHC Beam Commissioning Working Group meeting, 08/06/2010 /195 REMINDER ON THE THEORETICAL PREDICTIONS WITH NOMINAL PARAMETERS AT 7 TeV/c (1/4) Which means that we are below the TMCI intensity threshold (if our impedance model is good)

Elias Métral, LHC Beam Commissioning Working Group meeting, 08/06/2010 /196 The solution is to reduce the chromaticity as much as possible (but still > 0, if not using a transverse feedback) and use Landau octupoles (if the “unknown” intrinsic nonlinearities are not sufficient) An instability rise-time of ~ 0.8 s was predicted (with the nominal beam parameters at 7 TeV/c and Q x ’ ~ 6), with neither intrinsic nonlinearities nor Landau octupoles REMINDER ON THE THEORETICAL PREDICTIONS WITH NOMINAL PARAMETERS AT 7 TeV/c (2/4)

Elias Métral, LHC Beam Commissioning Working Group meeting, 08/06/2010 /197 COMPARISON BETWEEN THEORY AND HEADTAIL SIMULATIONS FOR THE NOMINAL CASE AT 7 TeV/c Theory (2006) Instability rise-time [ms] HEADTAIL simulations (2010) H V

Elias Métral, LHC Beam Commissioning Working Group meeting, 08/06/2010 /198 SIMULATION SETTINGS AT 3.5 TeV/c: NOMINAL VS. MD 17/05/10 NominalMD 17/05/2010 Nb [p/b]1.15E111.05E11 Qx Qy Sigma bunch length0.056 cm0.06 cm Momentum spread Qs Non linear bucketno RF voltage (used for matching only) 16 MV8 MV Longitudinal emittance (used for matching only) 1 eVs0.8 eVs Collimator settings

Elias Métral, LHC Beam Commissioning Working Group meeting, 08/06/2010 /199 SIMULATION PREDICTIONS FOR THE NOMINAL CASE AT 3.5 TeV/c The simulations were performed over turns => As the rise-time are small, the error can be important => To be re-checked over a larger number of turns Meaning that it does not develop yet over turns

Elias Métral, LHC Beam Commissioning Working Group meeting, 08/06/2010 /1910 SIMULATION PREDICTIONS FOR THE MD CASE AT 3.5 TeV/c An horizontal rise-time of ~ 4.3 s is predicted for Q x ’ ~ 6, with neither intrinsic nonlinearities nor Landau octupoles

Elias Métral, LHC Beam Commissioning Working Group meeting, 08/06/2010 /1911 COMPARISON OF THE SIMULATED INSTABILITY RISE-TIMES AT 3.5 TeV/c: NOMINAL SETTINGS VS. MD of 17/05/10 Rise-time (MD) ~ 4.3 s Rise-time (Nominal) ~ 6.6 s Q x ’ = 6

Elias Métral, LHC Beam Commissioning Working Group meeting, 08/06/2010 /1912 With the same function for the octupoles as on SU 16/05/10 (i.e. 200 A at 3.5 TeV/c) MEASUREMENTS DONE DURING THE DEDICATED MD ON MO 17/05/10 (1/7)

Elias Métral, LHC Beam Commissioning Working Group meeting, 08/06/2010 /1913 MEASUREMENTS DONE DURING THE DEDICATED MD ON MO 17/05/10 (2/7) Steps observed after transverse instabilities and subsequent beam losses

Elias Métral, LHC Beam Commissioning Working Group meeting, 08/06/2010 /1914 MEASUREMENTS DONE DURING THE DEDICATED MD ON MO 17/05/10 (3/7)

Elias Métral, LHC Beam Commissioning Working Group meeting, 08/06/2010 /1915 B2 was unstable when Ioct = - 10 A MEASUREMENTS DONE DURING THE DEDICATED MD ON MO 17/05/10 (4/7)

Elias Métral, LHC Beam Commissioning Working Group meeting, 08/06/2010 / :44:0022:45:0022:46:0022:47:0022:48:00 MEASUREMENTS DONE DURING THE DEDICATED MD ON MO 17/05/10 (5/7)

Elias Métral, LHC Beam Commissioning Working Group meeting, 08/06/2010 / :44:00 => Black 22:44:55 => Blue 22:44:00 => Black 22:45:19 => Green 22:44:00 => Black 22:45:59 => Red u The mode m = -1 (at - Qs from the tune) clearly grows up (Qs ~ 2E-3) u The other Head-Tail modes follow, as predicted m = -1 m = -2 m = -3 m = +1 m = +2 MEASUREMENTS DONE DURING THE DEDICATED MD ON MO 17/05/10 (6/7)

Elias Métral, LHC Beam Commissioning Working Group meeting, 08/06/2010 / :44:00 22:46:00 Measured instability rise-time = 9.8 s MEASUREMENTS DONE DURING THE DEDICATED MD ON MO 17/05/10 (7/7)

Elias Métral, LHC Beam Commissioning Working Group meeting, 08/06/2010 /1919 CONCLUSION AND FUTURE WORK u It seems that the observed single-bunch instability with ~ 1E11 p/b at high energy is a Head-Tail instability of mode m = - 1 (as predicted for Q x ’ ~ 6, as it was the case during the MD on MO 17/05/2010)  Measured instability rise-time ~ 9.8 s (with 10 A in the octupoles): the simulation prediction with the correspondent beam and collimators settings at 3.5 TeV/c is ~ 4.3 s, with neither intrinsic nonlinearities nor Landau octupoles  The bunch can be stabilized by Landau damping with a current in the octupoles of ~ 20 A (with 10 A, B2 was unstable): We have some theoretical predictions for this as well but not yet for the MD case => HEADTAIL simulations are running and the results should come soon…  For the nominal beam at 7 TeV/c, a rise-time of less than 1 s is predicted for Q x ’ ~ 6 u Only the observed single-bunch instability was discussed here, but good agreements were also obtained for the dedicated MDs on transverse coherent tune shifts vs. intensity

Elias Métral, LHC Beam Commissioning Working Group meeting, 08/06/2010 /1920 APPENDICES

Elias Métral, LHC Beam Commissioning Working Group meeting, 08/06/2010 /1921 REMINDER ON THE THEORETICAL PREDICTIONS WITH NOMINAL PARAMETERS AT 7 TeV/c (1/2) Which means that we are below the TMCI intensity threshold (if our impedance model is good)

Elias Métral, LHC Beam Commissioning Working Group meeting, 08/06/2010 /1922 REMINDER ON THE THEORETICAL PREDICTIONS WITH NOMINAL PARAMETERS AT 7 TeV/c (2/2)

Elias Métral, LHC Beam Commissioning Working Group meeting, 08/06/2010 /1923 REMINDER ON THE AMOUNT OF OCTUPOLES NEEDED TO STABILIZE THE NOMINAL H-SBI AT 7 TeV/c WITH Q X ’ = 6 (1/2) The colored dots there are for the coupled-bunch instability, but the stability diagrams are the same (it corresponds here to the maximum current Ioct = 550 A)

Elias Métral, LHC Beam Commissioning Working Group meeting, 08/06/2010 /1924 u The tune shift for the single-bunch is (see page 5) u To have stability this point should be inside the stability diagram, which is the case if one uses Landau octupoles at full current u In fact we see that with a single bunch the octupole current could even be reduced by a factor ~ 2 => Ioct ~ 275 A should be enough REMINDER ON THE AMOUNT OF OCTUPOLES NEEDED TO STABILIZE THE NOMINAL H-SBI AT 7 TeV/c WITH Q X ’ = 6 (2/2)

Elias Métral, LHC Beam Commissioning Working Group meeting, 08/06/2010 /1925 SA 15/05/2010 (1/5)

Elias Métral, LHC Beam Commissioning Working Group meeting, 08/06/2010 /1926 SA 15/05/2010 (2/5)

Elias Métral, LHC Beam Commissioning Working Group meeting, 08/06/2010 /1927 SA 15/05/2010 (3/5) All the lines are spaced by Qs ~ 3E-3

Elias Métral, LHC Beam Commissioning Working Group meeting, 08/06/2010 /1928 SA 15/05/2010 (4/5)

Elias Métral, LHC Beam Commissioning Working Group meeting, 08/06/2010 /1929 SA 15/05/2010 (5/5) Beam losses observed in IR7

Elias Métral, LHC Beam Commissioning Working Group meeting, 08/06/2010 /1930 SU 16/05/2010 (1/9) Corresponds to Ioct = 200 A (and the max is 550 A)

Elias Métral, LHC Beam Commissioning Working Group meeting, 08/06/2010 /1931 SU 16/05/2010 (2/9)

Elias Métral, LHC Beam Commissioning Working Group meeting, 08/06/2010 /1932 SU 16/05/2010 (3/9)

Elias Métral, LHC Beam Commissioning Working Group meeting, 08/06/2010 /1933 SU 16/05/2010 (4/9)

Elias Métral, LHC Beam Commissioning Working Group meeting, 08/06/2010 /1934 SU 16/05/2010 (5/9) => Qs ~ 4.5E-3 at 450 GeV/c => Qs ~ 2E-3 at 3.5 TeV/c

Elias Métral, LHC Beam Commissioning Working Group meeting, 08/06/2010 /1935 SU 16/05/2010 (6/9) All the lines are spaced by Qs ~ 2E-3

Elias Métral, LHC Beam Commissioning Working Group meeting, 08/06/2010 /1936 SU 16/05/2010 (7/9) Ramp down of the octupoles at 3.5 TeV/c

Elias Métral, LHC Beam Commissioning Working Group meeting, 08/06/2010 /1937 SU 16/05/2010 (8/9) The instability seems to develop only when Ioct=0A (but depends on the rise-time) => A finer scan was made on MO 17/05/2010)

Elias Métral, LHC Beam Commissioning Working Group meeting, 08/06/2010 /1938 SU 16/05/2010 (9/9)

Elias Métral, LHC Beam Commissioning Working Group meeting, 08/06/2010 /1939 MO 17/05/2010 Injections with phase loops OFF => The beams will be longer and the longitudinal emittance larger. Note that nice longitudinal dipolar instabilities were observed on both beams (see movie from Stefano)