Report of the New Rings Study Group [electronic resource]
We have taken the approach here of trying to understand both the feasibility and practicality of varied options for new rings at Fermilab, rather than trying to produce a single detailed design. In other words, this document is not a design report and should not be construed as such. Our perception...
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Federal Energy Technology Center (U.S.) ; distributed by the Office of Scientific and Technical Information, U.S. Dept. of Energy,
1987.
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| Summary: | We have taken the approach here of trying to understand both the feasibility and practicality of varied options for new rings at Fermilab, rather than trying to produce a single detailed design. In other words, this document is not a design report and should not be construed as such. Our perception of the potential needs for new rings (in order of priority) is as follows: Antiproton Storage and/or Recovery: A facility for storing up to 4 x 10¹² antiprotons is needed. Recovery of antiprotons from the collider becomes a viable option if the luminosity is indeed dominated by emittance dilution rather than beam loss. New or Post-Booster: The goal here would be to inject into the existing Main Ring above transition. Improved performance of the Main Ring would be anticipated. New Main Ring: Advantages would include better emittance preservation, a faster cycle time for antiproton production, and the removal of interference/backgrounds at the B0 and D0 detectors. We discuss in this paper various scenarios based on one or more combinations of the above possibilities. 14 figs., 10 tabs. |
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| Item Description: | Published through the Information Bridge: DOE Scientific and Technical Information. 10/19/1987. "fnal-tm-1491" "DE88002842" Dugan, G.; Marriner, J.; Holmes, S.D. |
| Physical Description: | Pages: 49 : digital, PDF file. |