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1 Australian light sources: XFEL and Compact Compton Source
Mark Boland Australian Synchrotron and University of Melbourne On behalf of the Australian collaborators on CLIC CLIC Workshop 9 March 2017

2 Australian Synchrotron Light Source
User Accommodation Engineering Workshop Metrology Laboratory RF Laboratory Medical Imaging Beamline National Synchrotron Science Centre Australian Synchrotron (2014) CLIC Workshop March M.J.Boland

3 CLIC Workshop March 2017 - M.J.Boland
Photon Beamlines 10 existing beamlines Space for 20+ total $10M-$20M per beamline CLIC Workshop March M.J.Boland

4 Operational Statistics
98% beam availability MTBF > 150 hr MDT < 1 hr Faults and downtime minimised CLIC Workshop March M.J.Boland

5 CLIC Workshop March 2017 - M.J.Boland
New Developments Light source taken over by Australian Nuclear Science and Technology organisation (ANSTO) in Sydney $520M ten year funding through 2027 Funding is for refurbishment and operations only Capex funding being sought for new beamlines XFEL development pushed out to after the storage ring is fully occupied with beamlines New priority for compact sources located at universities driven by User Community demand CLIC Workshop March M.J.Boland

6 Activities with the CLIC Collaboration
Structure manufacture and assembly (Ashley French, ) Thermal Shock and cooling modelling in PETS (Tessa Charles, 2010) Damping ring vertical emittance tuning modelling and measurements for CDR (Kent Wootton ) Dowd, R., Boland, M., et al. Achievement of ultralow emittance coupling in the Australian Synchrotron storage ring. Phys. Rev. ST Accel. Beams, 14(1): (2011). Wootton, K. P., Boland, M. J., et al. Observation of picometer vertical emittance with a vertical undulator. Physical Review Letters, 109(19): (2012). Wootton, K. P., Boland, M. J., Corbett, W. J. et al. Storage ring lattice calibration using resonant spin depolarization. Physical Review Special Topics: Accelerators and Beams, 16(7): (2013). Wootton, K. P., Boland, M. J. and Rassool, R. P. Measurement of ultralow vertical emittance using a calibrated vertical undulator. Physical Review Special Topics: Accelerators and Beams, 17(11): (2014). XbFEL modelling (Tessa Charles, ) T. K. Charles, D. M. Paganin, A. Latina, M. J. Boland and R. T. Dowd, accepted Physical Review Accelerators and Beams (2017) XBOX3 commissioning (Matteo Volpi, Thomas Lucas and Paul Giansiracusa ) CLIC Workshop March M.J.Boland

7 Baseline CLIC X-band FEL design
A. Aksoy CLIC Workshop March M.J.Boland

8 Current-horn suppression for reduced CSR-induced emittance growth
T. Charles CLIC Workshop March M.J.Boland

9 CLIC Workshop March 2017 - M.J.Boland
AXXS AXXS – Australian X-band X-ray Source AXXS n. /ˈæksɪs/ fig. A central prop, which sustains any system. Development plan for the Australian Light Source community: develop the remaining beamlines (space for an additional 6 IDs) upgrade the storage ring lattice to MBA (compact MAX IV magnets?) upgrade the injector to a full energy x-band linac (3 GeV) upgrade to additional linac for XFEL (6 GeV) CLIC Workshop March M.J.Boland

10 XFEL User Community in Australia
Strong XFEL user base with regular beamtime on LCLS and members of review committees for European XFEL Strong government funding, especially in life sciences Site constraint 550 m: Same tunnel, energy and source points for storage ring upgrade. Time constraints: need to finish building out the remaining beamlines before justifying a new ring or FEL. CLIC Workshop March M.J.Boland

11 Users requesting compact light sources
User want to compliment the storage ring light source x-ray beamlines with their own compact light sources Reduce time between beamtime Enable proof-of-principle experiments before synchrotron beamtime Better prepared users for higher quality beam at synchrotron facility Broaden the light source user community (some potential users never apply for beam time due to the low proposal acceptance rate) Example facility at Technical University Munich MuCLS E. Eggl et al., “The Munich Compact Light Source: initial performance measures,” J. Synchrotron Radiat., vol. 23, no. 5, pp. 1137–1142, Sep 4.6 m circ. Storage ring Source ~8 m Beamline ~17 m S-band linac CLIC Workshop March M.J.Boland

12 Accelerator R&D at Melbourne University
Build expertise through light source, CERN and CLIC collaborators Driven primarily by x-ray user community needs Starting to engage industry partners, e.g. RFS Word in Melbourne Applying for Australian Research Council grants and partnering in H2020 proposals Steel/Pb Vault door 5 T crane CLIC Workshop March M.J.Boland

13 CLIC Workshop March 2017 - M.J.Boland
Introducing the team Mark Boland (Australian ACAS Team Leader) Geoff Taylor (Australian ATLAS Team Leader) Roger Rassool (Particle and X-ray Detectors) Matteo Volpi, Tom Lucas and Paul Giansiracusa, XBOX3 commissioning and XBOX1 and XBOX2 operations Tessa Charles, submitted PhD on magnetic chicane for electron bunch compression CLIC Workshop March M.J.Boland

14 Collaboration with TU/e on Smart*Light
Inverse Compton Scattering source of quasi monochromatic x-rays (see details in Jom Luiten talk from TU/e this session) Xavier Stagier to spend 2 month in Melbourne first half of 2017 Share RF source and s-gun resources Develop similar proof of concept machines in Eindhoven and Melbourne CLIC Workshop March M.J.Boland

15 Accelerator Bunker at University of Melbourne
Previously used for 35 MeV betatron Space for x-band linac and laser for Compton source CLIC Workshop March M.J.Boland

16 XBOX3 partly to Melbourne ~18/19
Bring part of XBOX3 to Melbourne for high gradient test stand and future linac based x-ray source CLIC Workshop March M.J.Boland

17 CLIC Workshop March 2017 - M.J.Boland
Future Enthused by CLEAR and ARIEL access programme and another 4 years+ of electron accelerator activities at CERN Started collaborating with TU/e on compact x-ray source Participating in H2020 application CompactLight Strong user request for distributed compact x-ray sources to compliment large storage ring beamlines CLIC Workshop March M.J.Boland

18 CLIC Workshop March 2017 - M.J.Boland
CLIC Workshop March M.J.Boland

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