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Beam Diagnostics for Low Energy Antiprotons
Author(s) -
Carsten Welsch,
Alexandra Alexandrova,
Miguel Fernandes,
J. Harasimowicz,
James Hunt,
Adam Jeff,
M. Putignano,
Javier Resta-López,
Alejandro Sosa,
Vasilis Tzoganis,
Hao Zhang
Publication year - 2017
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Conference proceedings
DOI - 10.7566/jpscp.18.011041
Subject(s) - antiproton , beam (structure) , physics , nuclear physics , energy (signal processing) , computer science , optics , proton , quantum mechanics
This paper presents a comprehensive set of beam diagnostics that has been developed to characterize low energy antiproton and ion beams (during initial machine commissioning) and subsequent facility operation. It shows results from simulations and experiments using invasive and non-invasive monitors for absolute beam current measurements; capacitive pickups for position detection; scintillating screens, secondary emission monitors and micro channel plate detectors for transverse profile monitoring, as well as an ultra-cold gas jet for minimally-invasive profile measurements and in-ring experiments. The identified limits are discussed for each technique, and options for further improvements are indicated.

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