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Antiprotons, stored and cooled at low energies in a storage ring or at restin traps, are highly desirable for the investigation of a large number of basicquestions on fundamental interactions. This includes the static structure ofantiprotonic atomic systems and the time-dependent quantum dynamics ofcorrelated systems. The Antiproton Decelerator (AD) at CERN is currently theworlds only low energy antiproton factory dedicated to antimatter experiments.New antiproton facilities, such as the Extra Low ENergy Antiproton ring (ELENA)at CERN and the Ultra-low energy Storage Ring (USR) at FLAIR, will open uniquepossibilities. They will provide cooled, high quality beams of extra-low energyantiprotons at intensities exceeding those achieved presently at the AD byfactors of ten to one hundred. These facilities, operating in the energy regimebetween 100 keV down to 20 keV, face several design and beam dynamicschallenges, for example nonlinearities, space charge and scattering effectslimiting beam life time. Detailed investigations into the low energy and longterm beam dynamics have been carried out to address many of those challengestowards the design optimisation. Results from these studies are presented inthis contribution, showing some examples for ELENA.

Beam Dynamics Studies and Design Optimisation of New Low Energy Antiproton Facilities