Some experiences from the commissioning program of the SLC arcs

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The SLC Arc System is designed to transport beams of electrons and positrons from the end of the SLAC Linac to the beginning of the Final Focus System where they are made to collide head on. To minimize phase space dilution caused by quantum processes in the synchrotron radiation energy loss mechanism, the bending radii are large (279 m) and very high gradient (n = 32824) AG cells are arranged in trains of low dispersion, terrain following achromats. First experiences in operating a system of over 900 magnets, each with beam position monitors and corrector magnet movers, spanning 9000 feet, … continued below

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Fischer, G. E.; Brown, K. L.; Bulos, F.; Fieguth, T.; Hutton, A.; Murray, J. J. et al. February 1, 1987.

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The SLC Arc System is designed to transport beams of electrons and positrons from the end of the SLAC Linac to the beginning of the Final Focus System where they are made to collide head on. To minimize phase space dilution caused by quantum processes in the synchrotron radiation energy loss mechanism, the bending radii are large (279 m) and very high gradient (n = 32824) AG cells are arranged in trains of low dispersion, terrain following achromats. First experiences in operating a system of over 900 magnets, each with beam position monitors and corrector magnet movers, spanning 9000 feet, are described.

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Fischer, G. E.; Brown, K. L.; Bulos, F.; Fieguth, T.; Hutton, A.; Murray, J. J. et al. Some experiences from the commissioning program of the SLC arcs, article, February 1, 1987; Menlo Park, California. (https://digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc1206588/: accessed May 4, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, UNT Digital Library, https://digital.library.unt.edu; crediting UNT Libraries Government Documents Department.

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