BEAM PARAMETERS FROM SIS18 AND SIS100 ON TARGETS

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BEAM PARAMETERS FROM SIS18 AND SIS100 ON TARGETS V. Kornilov Primary Beams, Beam Physics GSI Darmstadt, Germany Vladimir Kornilov, HIC4FAIR Workshop, 28-31 July 2015, Hamburg

FAIR: BEAM PARAMETERS 2007: Brochure by O. Boine-Frankenheim, A. Lehrach, P. Spiller, M. Steck after this, many tables/lists by O.Boine- Frankenheim 2015: FAIR Operation Modes by P.Schütt, O.Geithner, P.Forck Presently: many changes, discussions, extremely scattered information. This talk: the limited aspects of the comparison for beams from SIS18 and SIS100

11@22+PANDA and BEAM PHYSICS NUSTAR R 3 B HISPEC/DESPEC MATS LASPEC ILIMA EXL APPA SPARC HEDGEHOB BIOMAT CBM-HADES CBM HADES Working package SIS100 Beam Dynamics Long lists of ion types, beam parameters, scenario We need the main challenges for the beam physics and accelerator technology This talk: try to simplify but keep the essence Reference beams: extreme A/Z, Z 2 /A, beam intensities, etc Reference beam parameters for the challenges Antiprotons PANDA

TARGETS APPA Cave Hedgehob, BIOMAT SPARC fixed-target Super-FRS Target LEB NUSTAR HEB NUSTAR ILIMA NUSTAR EXL NUSTAR CBM Cave CBM & HADES Strip-Foil SPARC storage-ring Pbar Target PANDA Slow Extraction Fast Extraction

SIS18: THE BOOSTER AND THE PROVIDER Ar 18+ 8 10 10 ppp: at the space-charge limit now U 28+ 1.3 10 11 ppp: further upgrade P.Spiller, 2013

BEAM PARAMETERS Different distributions: The concept of the rms-equivalent beams Bunch length Total length: Gauss L = 4 σ parabolic L = 4.47 σ Half-height length: Gauss L = 2.35 σ parabolic L = 3.16 σ Gauss parabolic Different definitions: twice the difference Transverse emittance horizontal, vertical. ε total = 4 ε rms a total = 2 a rms

HEDGEHOB: APPA Cave, Fast Extraction With the beam line from SIS18, both operations SIS18/SIS100 are possible SIS18 U 28+ 0.2 GeV/u 1.3 10 11 ppp p 4.5 GeV 5 10 12 ppp bunch length 100 ns SIS100 U 28+ 2 GeV/ 5 10 11 ppp p 10 GeV 2 10 13 ppp bunch length 100 ns later 50 ns D.Varentsov Very low rep-rate (hours), thus ppp (particles per pulse) important For higher energies from SIS18: U 73+ cooled, but low intensities 3 10 9 ppp Requirement: compressed, high-intensity bunches SIS100 needed for high intensities, high energies, short bunches

BIOMAT: APPA Cave, Slow/Fast extraction With the beam line from SIS18, both operations SIS18/SIS100 are possible BIO MAT SIS18 U 73+ 0.7 GeV/u 1 10 10 ppp U 73+ 0.1-1 GeV 10 8 ppp SIS100 U 73+ 0.7 GeV/u 4 10 10 ppp U 73+ 1-10 GeV 10 8 ppp Radiation protection issues limit 5 10 10 ppp U at 0.7 GeV/u MAT: machine max intensity, fast extraction 50 ns BIO: low intensities, 0.1-10 GeV/u, slow extraction, spill quality D.Severin Requirement: compressed bunches / high-quality spill MAT: SIS100 needed for higher intensities BIO: SIS100 needed for higher energies

LEB/HEB: S-FRS target, Slow Extraction Both operations SIS18/SIS100 are possible SIS18 Ar 18+ 0.4 GV/u 8 10 10 ppp U 28+ 0.2 GeV 1.3 10 11 ppp SIS100 Ar 18+ 0.4-2.7 GeV/u 3 10 11 ppp U 28+ 1.7 GeV 5 10 11 ppp 1 10 11 p/s 2 10 11 p/s H.Weick High-quality beam spill needed (integration times 1-10 µs), small spot size Slow extraction 1 sec, a large variety of ions Requirements Ar 10+ 8 10 12 ppp: above the space-charge limit (1 10 12 ppp) Requirement: high-quality spill, high-intensity bunches SIS100 needed for high energies

SPARC fixed-t: APPA Cave, Slow Extraction Primary path is from SIS18. Under discussion: another strip-foil from SIS100. SIS18 U 73+ 1 GeV/u 1 10 10 ppp SIS100 U 73+ 2-10 GeV/u 4 10 10 ppp E > 1 GeV up to 10 GeV U 92+ U 88+ for the cave, 10 8 ppp small spot size needed Higher intensities needed (low U 91+ production rate) Y.Litvinov Requirement: high-quality slow extraction SIS100 needed / not needed?

SPARC storage-r: strip-foil, Fast Extraction Only the operation from SIS18 SIS18 U 73+ 0.2-1 GeV/u 1 10 10 ppp Y.Litvinov, A.Dolinsky Stable ions With HESR: rep rates of 10 sec 1 min CR: cooling up to 10 8 at 0.74 GeV/u, 1.5 sec cycle With CR: limited by the Bρ = 13 Tm Avoiding CR: many combinations with HESR Bρ = 5-13 Tm (5-50Tm) Requirement: high-intensity bunches SIS100 not needed, beam line SIS18 (FRS/ESR) HESR needed

ILIMA: S-FRS target, Fast Extraction Only the operation from SIS100 SIS100 U 28+ 1.5 GeV/u 5 10 11 ppp Y.Litvinov, A.Dolinsky Very low production rates of short-living ions, thus high rep rates needed No special requirements on bunch length, sizes, SFRS-like requirements Large variety of ions Physics discoveries depend on intensity Requirement: high-intensity, high rep-rate bunches SIS100 needed

EXL: S-FRS target, Fast Extraction Only the operation from SIS100 SIS100 U 28+ 1.5 GeV/u 5 10 11 ppp Y.Litvinov, A.Dolinsky Very low production rates of short-living ions, thus high rep rates needed Because of cooling in the CR, 50 ns bunches needed Requirement: high-intensity, high rep-rate, compressed bunches SIS100 needed

CBM-HADES: CBM cave, Slow Extraction No SIS18 beam line: first SIS18 operations (precomm) then SIS100 operation SIS18 (HADES only) N 7+ 10 12 pps 1 sec Au 65+ 10 6 pps 10 sec 1 GeV/u Requirements pps: particles per second Requirements on the transverse spot size (2 mm) Requirements on the transverse tails/halo (<10-5 beyond 5 mm) High quality requirements on the spill structure (30 ns time scale) shaping times SIS100 Au 79+ 10 9 pps 10 sec 2-11 GeV/u p 5-29 GeV 10 11 pps 10 sec Requirement: high-quality spill SIS100 needed for the CBM program: high energies C. Sturm, J. Pietraszko

SLOW EXTRACTION KO Slow Extraction: more stable beam spot, better control of the beam time structure Simulations Slow Extraction SIS100 extracted beam is not the cirulating beam. emittances at 2.7 GeV (simulations S.Sorge): horizontal: 1.0 mm mrad (0.4 3) vertical: 0.6 mm mrad (0.4 1.3) Given by the main magnets field errors. Further effects: space-charge Proton slow extraction: with the low γ t lattice not possible. Thus the operation with the ion-type lattice (γ t transition without jump)

PANDA: Pbar-target, Fast Extraction Only the operation from SIS100 SIS100 p 29 GeV 2 10 13 ppp bunch length 50 ns Transition crossing (shifting) in SIS100 Involved RF manipulations, ξ compensation, Rep-rate 10s A.Dolinsky Requirement: compressed, high-intensity bunches SIS100 needed for high energies protons

BEAMS FROM SIS18 AND SIS100 BEAMS FROM SIS100 ONLY accelerator challenges ILIMA HI EXL HI CO CBM SP (p) PANDA HI CO BEAMS FROM SIS18 & SIS100 SIS100 critical for energies / intensities HEDGEHOB HI CO BIOMAT CO SP Comparable beams from SIS18 & SIS100 LEB / HEB HI SP BEAMS FROM SIS18 ONLY SPARC stor-r HI SPARC fixed-t SP Slow Extraction, Fast Extraction HI: High Intensity, CO: compressed bunch, SP: high-quality spill