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1 Front End – present status David Neuffer December 4, 2014

2Outline  Previous Versions  MHz baseline examples 24/8GeV initial beam  Front End for Muon Collider/ Neutrino Factory  Baseline for MAP 8 GeV proton beam on Hg target  325 MHz  With Chicane/Absorber  Current status  New targetry 6.75 GeV on C target  Possible changes

3 IDS Baseline Buncher and φ-E Rotator  Drift (π → μ)  “Adiabatically” bunch beam first (weak 320 to 232 MHz rf)  Φ-E rotate bunches – align bunches to ~equal energies  232 to 202 MHz, 12MV/m  Cool beam MHz  Captures and Cools both μ + and μ m~60.7 m FE Targ et Solenoid DriftBuncherRotatorCooler ~33m42 m ~80 m p π→μ

325MHz System “Collider” 325MHz System “Collider”  Drift  20T  2T  Buncher  P o =250MeV/c  P N =154 MeV/c; N=10  V rf : 0  15 MV/m (2/3 occupied)  f RF : 490  365MHz  Rotator  V rf : 20MV/m (2/3 occupied)  f RF : 364  326MHz  N=  P 0, P N  245 MeV/c  Cooler  245 MeV/c  325 MHz  25 MV/m  cm LiH absorbers /0.75m 4

Simulation Results 5 N :0.15<P<0.35 GeV/c N: ε T <0.03; A L <0.2 N: ε T <0.015; A L <0.2  Simulation obtains  ~0.125 μ/p within acceptances  with ~60m Cooler  325 MHz – less power  shorter than baseline NF  But  uses higher gradient  higher frequency rf  smaller cavities  shorter than baseline NF  more bunches in bunch train Useful cooling

325 “ Collider “ w Chicane / Absorber 325 “ Collider “ w Chicane / Absorber  Add 30 m drift after chicane * 6.5m  °,-21.67º  Add chicane + absorber particle MeV/c particle MeV/c  absorber at 54m 10cm Be particle MeV/c particle MeV/c  Bunch (N=12) 0  15 MV/m :496  365 MHz  Rotate (N= )– 20MV/m : 365  MHz  Cool -325MHz -25 MV/m p ref =245 MeV/c Chicane + Absorber SREGION ! bentsol e BSOL VAC NONE

Compare without/with chicane 7 0 GeV/c 1600 GeV/c 0m (production target) 66m (after chicane/absorber) 88m (after drift) 109m (after buncher) 132m (after rotator) 190m (after cooling) -30m 50m 0m 57m 79m 102m 152m 1600 GeV/c 0 GeV/c -30m-50m 21 bunches for Collider

ICOOL results  325 “muon collider” with chicane absorber  with added drift between chicane and absorber ~30m  ~0.12 μ/p  ~0.105 μ/p  smaller emittance beams scraped to better fit 8 All μ+ (0.15<p μ <0.35) μ+ (A <0.03, A L <0.2)

ICOOL results  Change to shorter taper  15m  6m  (Hisham) slight improvement in throughput (~5%)  We were using Hishams more recent distributions (May 2014) Gains ~5—10% Total is now ~0.115 μ/p (in baseline ICOOL simulation units) 9

New Proton Driver parameters  6.75 GeV p, C target  20  2T short taper ~5m (previously 15)  X. Ding produced particles at z=2m using Mars  short initial beam  Redo ICOOL data sets to match initial beam  ref particles redefined in for003.dat and for001.dat 10

Use old FE with new initial beam  New beam has too large initial size and divergence  initial transverse emittance >2X larger  m-GeV/c  ~half of initial beam lost in <6m 11 new beam at z=3m old beam at z=3m

First simulations results 12 z=2m z=8m 8386  ~60% of initial particles are lost in first 6m  previous front end lost ~20%  Beam starts out very large  previous much smaller in  front end simulations  μ/p reduced by factor ~ 2   ~ μ + /p  ~0.042 μ - /p μ - less than μ +  Not fully reoptimized for new initial beam z=77m 7500 z=137m 5892

6.75 GeV p/ C target – First Look  Much worse than previous 8 GeV p / Hg target  6.75 (~25% less), Hg  C …  but initial beam has very large phase space  Causes for early losses ???  Long C target not a good match to short taper ? target should be within lens center …  “Beam dump” after target blows up π beam ??  Bugs, errors?  Changes in Mars production code ??  normalization error ??  initialization errors starts from z=2m rather than z=0  After initial factor of 2 loss, very similar to old front end case  not yet reoptimized  To investigate/debug/reoptimize.. 13

Other topics to explore  Replace vacuum rf with gas-filled rf  Do Buncher / phase rotation function as well ?  Replace initial 4-D Cooler with 6-D cooler  Has been initiated by Yuri  Would like a reference version to use as acceptance baseline  Integrate Buncher / Phase-rotation / Cooling  more compact system  adiabatic  snap rotation  Transform to general R&D  initial beam  ??? lower B-field, lower energy  other uses (mu2e … LFV expts. 14

Any comments? 15