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E-217 FACET users meeting 9/15/14 Ken Marsh. What happens to the experiment when laser fires full power in Lithium? Do we ionize the helium buffer zones?

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1 E-217 FACET users meeting 9/15/14 Ken Marsh

2 What happens to the experiment when laser fires full power in Lithium? Do we ionize the helium buffer zones? – maybe partially anyway Does laser breakup in transmitting optics – Probably, SPM, pulse splitting – Solution, pulse stretch, as opposed to reduce energy – Solution, remove window after compressor. – Solution reflective axicon. Does laser self compress in windows and lithium? – Probably, laser is chirped to reverse chirp in optics and lithium How significant are the optical nonlinearities in lithium? – Somewhat worried about n2 effects Wake location moves wrt to beam depends on preionization Your thoughts

3 Ionization injection experiments will require H2 plasma. Cannot see how to do controlled ionization injection in lithium. Concerned about using argon in single short bunch Multiple ionization levels Ar+ Ar++ due to laser and e-beam Argon + gammas = sulfur

4 Benefits of preionized H2 experiments Drive beam full pump depletion requires ~ 3-4 meter long plasma Expect very homogeneous plasma. Easily controlled plasma density. Plasma length controlled by axicon apertures. No unwanted self-trapping. No bizarre laser lithium or helium ionization issues. No concerns about e-beam ionized helium in plasma exit up ramp. Can do OTR beam optics measurements. Interesting to do e-beam ionized H2 experiments

5 Issues with preionized H2 plasma Can we ionize a large enough diameter plasma? – Rb < plasma radius Can we maintain required laser to electron beam alignment? Concern that collapsed e-beam will self ionize and propagate to the Be window – hopefully this will be limited by head erosion – Problem not observed in self ionized argon experiment Can we observe start of plasma in viewport? – Test at ucla Can we put beam waist at start of plasma? – No oven allows use of multi OTR beam fit No density ramp to reduce beam oscillations in plasma – Plan to have small beta beam configs available. – Expect large flux of hard x-rays for large mismatched beams.

6 Injector Design 6 H 2 /He IN Start of H 2 Plasma Pulsed Valve e-beam + Laser -> Helium Injection Zone

7 Experimental Setup 7 H 2 IN H 2 /He IN Gas Reservoir Pulsed Valve e-beam + Laser Hydrogen Chamber ->

8 E-217 Development at UCLA Map parameter space of injector – Measure, helium profile, timing, pressure vs density, rate of contamination etc. – Can we laser ionize H2 w/o ionizing helium. Profiles from laser ionization Imaging spectroscopy to locate helium zone – Helium emission lines Interferometry? Phase contrast?

9 E-217 hardware list (partial) 20 GeV 10kA linac preionzed hydrogen plasma 1 meter long Facet tunnel vacuum hardware- existing Turbo pump Remote actuated angle valve? H2 Fill valve H2 Drain valve Vacuum gauges Controls 6” Cube hardware-SLAC 6” cube 6” windows cameras for viewing plasma Injector- UCLA injector jet or capillary assembly ultra-torr feed through, 6” conflat fast valve and controller Solenoid type, ~100 us piezo type, ~10 us Helium fill assy and contro l- SLAC Helium or helium mix bottle in gallery SST gas line to IP (existing) Dry scroll pump Drain helium valve Add helium valve Helium reservoir 0-1000 Torr CM vacuum gauge Controls Fast valve controls- SLAC TTL variable width and delay to valve controller Cable from gallery to fast valve


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