An induction Linac approach to phase rotation of a muon bunch in the production region of {mu}{sup +}-{mu}{sup {minus}} colliders

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The possibility of using an induction linac for phase rotation, or equivalently flattening the head to tail mean energy sweep, of a muon bunch in the production region of a {mu}{sup +} {minus} {mu}{sup {minus}} is examined. Axial spreading of an accelerating bunch is analyzed and the form of appropriate induction cell voltage waveforms is derived. A set of parametric equations for the induction accelerator structure is given and specific solutions are presented which demonstrate the technological feasibility of the induction linac approach to phase rotation.

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Turner, W.C. November 22, 1995.

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The possibility of using an induction linac for phase rotation, or equivalently flattening the head to tail mean energy sweep, of a muon bunch in the production region of a {mu}{sup +} {minus} {mu}{sup {minus}} is examined. Axial spreading of an accelerating bunch is analyzed and the form of appropriate induction cell voltage waveforms is derived. A set of parametric equations for the induction accelerator structure is given and specific solutions are presented which demonstrate the technological feasibility of the induction linac approach to phase rotation.

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  • 9. advanced ICFA beam dynamic workshop: beam dynamics and technology issues for Mu{sup +}Mu{sup -} colliders, Montauk, NY (United States), 15-20 Oct 1995

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  • Report No.: LBL--38009
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  • Office of Scientific & Technical Information Report Number: 205197
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Turner, W.C. An induction Linac approach to phase rotation of a muon bunch in the production region of {mu}{sup +}-{mu}{sup {minus}} colliders, article, November 22, 1995; California. (https://digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc668381/: accessed April 24, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, UNT Digital Library, https://digital.library.unt.edu; crediting UNT Libraries Government Documents Department.

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