Direct Measurement of Geometric Wakefields from Tapered Rectangular Collimators
Author(s) -
Peter Tenenbaum
Publication year - 2000
Publication title -
osti oai (u.s. department of energy office of scientific and technical information)
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Reports
DOI - 10.2172/764981
Subject(s) - collimator , deflection (physics) , optics , physics , linear particle accelerator , centroid , aperture (computer memory) , beam (structure) , cathode ray , electron , geometry , mathematics , nuclear physics , acoustics
Direct measurement of the short-range wakefield due to a series of tapered collimators is presented. The wakefields were measured by inserting a fixed aperture in the path of the electron beam at the 1.19 GeV point of the SLAC linac. As the vertical position of the collimator is varied, the ver- tical deflection of the beam is measured on 29 downstream beam position monitors. A series of apertures with dif- ferent geometries were studied to permit confirmation of the scaling laws and magnitude of deflection predicted by theory. Description of the apparatus and collimator aper- ture specifications, predicted centroid deflections, and mea- sured deflections are discussed.
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