FFAG Acceleration David Neuffer Fermilab FFAG Workshop ‘03 JNF Scenario Use 50 GeV p-bunch to produce pions Capture beam in 20-T 5-T transport channel Short decay line; inject beam directly into low-energy FFAG Capture beam in low-frequency rf bucket Accelerate up chain of FFAGs to 20GeV Inject into 20GeV storage ring 2 JNF- FFAGs lattice design Lattices are “scaling” radialsector FFAGs Triplet focusing with reversebend D-quads Low to high energy orbit width is ~0.5m 0.3 1.0 GeV, 1 3.0 GeV 3.010 GeV 10 20 GeV FFAGs Lattices have been generated using SAD, DIMAD 3 Parameters for JNF FFAG lattices 4 Acceleration and Decay Acceleration must avoid muon decay dN ds dE ds 1 N L eVrf mc2 LeVrf E0 N 0 E N mc2 LeVrf E0 E0 eVrf s Need ~1MV/m to avoid decay (2 MV/m gradient in cavities) 5 JNF Acceleration Parameters For acceleration, use superconducting (smaller-radius) FFAGs At 1MV/m, ~ 10 turns acceleration / FFAG Assume harmonic h = 1 on lowest-energy FFAG; keep frequency constant h = 1 4.75 MHz rf (???) Initial beam from decay 300150MeV/c; 10ns 6 Longitudinal Motion in FFAG Equations of motion: E n E n 1 eVrf cos(n ) P k 1 s n n 1 2h 1 P s 1 Motion is fairly isochronous (at low frequencies) h = 1 and h = 2 accelerations are OK (~4.75 and 9.5 MHz) 7 Scenario requires ~2MV/m rf Harmonic=1 (for lowest energy FFAG) implies 4.75 MHz; Harmonic=2 implies 9.5 MHz; works OK in 1-D simulation Experience indicates 26MHz cavity is more realistic (Iwashita) Use 26 MHz + 3rd harmonic ? 8 ~25MHz OK (from 1 to 20 GeV) Third harmonic useful; particularly for 13 GeV FFAG 131020 GeV 20 GeV Could not get a good fit for 0.3 to 1.0 GeV FFAG 10 GeV 3 GeV 1 GeV 9 Bunch sizes for various rf scenarios Ez / c Rf frequency E (MeV) (±) z (m) (±) (eV-s) JNF (~300MeV) 5 MHz ?? 150 3.00 4.7 ~Study 2 (~125MeV) 200MHz 25 0.25 0.065 250 MeV 200MHz 50 0.25 0.13 125 MeV 100MHz 25 0.5 0.13 250 MeV 100MHz 50 0.5 0.26 125 MeV 50MHz 25 1.0 0.26 250 MeV 50MHz 50 1.0 0.52 Case 10 “Scaling” FFAG longitudinal dynamics Longitudinal motion changes: E n E n 1 eVrf cos( 2 z n 1 ) ( E n E0 )2 z n z n 1 A B 2 E0 Position change has quadratic dependence on energy Example I: A=-0.15, B=0.45, E0=12.5 GeV, E0 = 6.5 GeV , 620 GeV acceleration Example II: A=-0.05, B=0.15, E0=15 GeV, E0 = 5 GeV , 1020 GeV acceleration Example I 11 “Acceptable” Solutions Example I (620;45 cm) 200 MHz, 6 turns, 2.75GV/turn 20% 3rd harmonic reduces distortion 200 MHz, with 3rd harmonic , 8turns, 2GV/turn +1 GV/turn 3rd 100MHz, 11 turns, 1.4 GV/turn Example II (10 20; 15cm) 200 MHz, 16 turns, 0.7 GV/turn 20% third harmonic reduces distortion (0.75 GV +0.15 3rd) Example II –16 turns 12 With third harmonic Example II –16 turns With 20% third harmonic 13 Summary Baseline acceleration scenario for JNF is ~25MHz Set by 1 initial bunch scenario (0.31.0 Gev at ~10MHz or less) Multiple-bunch scenario should allow higher frequency “Guttertron” acceleration works OK at 200MHz if z(E) < ~15cm + third harmonic 14
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