A spin rotation scheme for the International Linear Collider (ILC) is presented that allows the polarization spin vector to be tuned independently for different Interaction Regions (IR). A scheme to allow rapid helicity switching for polarized positrons is discussed. Comments on the downstream polarimeter designs are given.
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A spin rotation scheme for the International Linear Collider (ILC) is presented that allows the polarization spin vector to be tuned independently for different Interaction Regions (IR). A scheme to allow rapid helicity switching for polarized positrons is discussed. Comments on the downstream polarimeter designs are given.
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Moffeit, Kenneth; Woods, Mike; Nosochkov, Yuri; Schuler, Peter; Moenig, Klaus & Oliver, W.Polarization Setup and Polarimetry for 2 IRs, and Status of Downstream Polarimeter Designs,
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