MAC meeting (12-13 January 2010) Machine Advisory Committee participants: B.Sharkov (ITEP/FAIR) P.Belochitskii (CERN) S.Ivanov (IHEP, Protvino) M.Steck.

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MAC meeting (12-13 January 2010) Machine Advisory Committee participants: B.Sharkov (ITEP/FAIR) P.Belochitskii (CERN) S.Ivanov (IHEP, Protvino) M.Steck (GSI) A.Fedotov (BNL) S.Nagaitsev (FNAL) V.Lebedev (FNAL) A.Zlobin (FNAL) P.Zenkevich (ITEP) T.Katayama (Japan)

Conclusions on the progress at Nuclotron-M Project The project Nuclotron-M is well planned and is in good progress – for some sub- stages there is now phase of 70-80% completion. Key component – is pushing magnetic field up to 2T. In previous years the machine operation was at the level of field <1T – due to problems with quench detection and energy evacuation systems. That problem is clearly identified and now the upgrade of new main power supply is on good way, power supply upgrade for electrostatic septum at beam slow extraction system has to be commissioned soon. MAC points out, that the program for accelerator physics (beam development) at modernized Nuclotron is not clearly formulated: it is necessary to define the program for measurement to characterize the machine and beam parameters (beam orbit, acceptances measurement, beam emittance, dependence Q(dp/p), etc.), and especially to continue this development towards the NICA. MAC points out that NICA team with physicists (from JINR, ITEP, IHEP, etc.) has to propose the adequate experimental physics program using Nuclotron-M beams and beams from home basic facilities of the different institutions for R&D on MPD elements.

A proposal to install a prototype stochastic cooling system in the Nuclotron was presented. The committee finds the reasoning for this activity extremely compelling and recommends to accelerate it. The goal should be a demonstration of cooling times of the order of several seconds. MAC recommends fast start of purchasing necessary equipment. Time schedule can be reduced significantly. MAC recommends to pay more attention to the concept of the control system for NICA and to perform upgrade of Nuclotron-M control system in accordance with accepted strategy for NICA. To obtain essential progress at machine MAC recommends to provide necessary operation hours for the machine development. The nearest milestone of the Nuclotron-M project summarizing subprojects results has to be achieved in the spring run at Nuclotron in 2010 with 44(42)+Xe124 ions. The MAC recommends to JINR Directorate to continue funding of the final stage of the Nuclotron modernization with highest priority, provide more attention to the creation of the required experimental test-benches and engineering infrastructure following the project plan and its schedule. … continued

Visit of MAC delegation to LHEP accelerator complex ( )

Conclusions from Review on the Progress in the realization of the NICA Project The design of the NICA project is progressing well. From the last meeting two main modifications in the NICA collider concept were done: 1. The scheme based on a barrier RF bucket technique and stochastic cooling application was chosen as a baseline for the collider injection. 2. To use the Nuclotron type magnets with 2 T operation field for the collider, and the collider circumference was increased to about 340 m. The project has the potential to exercise several accelerator technologies, which are at the forefront of beam physics At the present conceptual stage of the NICA project, the committee finds no show stoppers. The NICA project is quite complex and challenging but doable and interesting from the accelerator physics point of view. The project has the potential to exercise several accelerator technologies, which are at the forefront of beam physics. It may be very attractive to accelerator experts and it could be a great catalyst for attracting world experts. The MAC strongly supports JINR directorate in the attempts for its realization.

The MAC recommends to define a strategy of staging the project. 1. The project assumes three types of experiments: ion-ion, ion-proton and light polarized ion collisions. To optimize the collider design for all these tasks appears quite complicated. The MAC recommends to define a strategy of staging the project. For example, it might be advantageous to realize the ion-ion collisions as the first stage. The second stage would require an upgrade of the final focus optics to realize the asymmetric ion-proton collisions. Finally, the polarization program can be implemented at the third stage after the required upgrade of the collider. The MAC recommends to develop the machine design considering three different ion energies (kinetic): 1.5, 3.5, 4.5 GeV/u in order to have a realistic estimate of the luminosity dependence on energy. 2. For the ion-ion collisions the nearest goal is the completion of the collider conceptual design by the end of The MAC recommends to develop the machine design considering three different ion energies (kinetic): 1.5, 3.5, 4.5 GeV/u in order to have a realistic estimate of the luminosity dependence on energy. To determine the required circumference and the layout of the collider one needs to prepare the machine model including the comprehensive list of the required equipment and position of each element in the ring. … continued

3. The development of the stochastic cooling system and the barrier bucket technique for the NICA project is important and should be performed in a close cooperation with FZJ, GSI, BNL, and FNAL. 4. Regarding the collider electron cooler design, the MAC recommends to evaluate if electron cooling is required and provide an accurate comparison of two possibilities: magnetized and non-magnetized electron beam. This work can be done in cooperation with BINP, FZJ, BNL and FNAL. 5. Serious attention has to be paid to the development of a project document management system (like EDMS). This work can be done in cooperation with CERN. human resources may become critical for its successFor the next meeting the MAC requests to prepare a detailed plan of manpower required at all stages of the project, and to present detailed information about planned profile of the project funding. 6. The MAC believes that the project will soon enter the stage where human resources may become critical for its success. For the next meeting the MAC requests to prepare a detailed plan of manpower required at all stages of the project, and to present detailed information about planned profile of the project funding. … continued

Proposals: - to make MAC meeting regular (1 per 9 months) - to extend official MAC: R.Stassen (FZJ Juelich), S.Nagaitsev (FNAL), V.Lebedev (FNAL), A.Zlobin (FNAL), A.Klebaner (FNAL), T.Katayama (Tokio Univ.), P.Zenkevich (ITEP), E.Levichev (BINP).