Optimization of the Collider rings’ optics

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Optimization of the Collider rings’ optics O.S. Kozlov, S.A. Kostromin LHEP, JINR, Dubna Machine Advisory Committee, JINR, Dubna, May 22-23, 2017

Collider project parameters Composition of the rings Contents Collider project parameters Composition of the rings Dynamic Aperture calculations Collider optics, MAC 2017

1. Collider project parameters Circumference, m 503.04 Number of bunches 22 Rms bunch length, m 0.6 Beta-function at IP, m 0.35 Betatron tunes, Qx / Qy 9.44 / 9.44 Chromaticity, Q’x / Q’y -33 / -28 Ring acceptance, mmmrad 40 Long. acceptance, p/p 0.010 Gamma-transition, tr 7.088 Ion energy, GeV/u 1.0 3.0 4.5 Ion number per bunch 2.0∙108 2.4∙109 2.3∙109 Rms p/p, 10-3 0.55 1.15 1.5 Rms beam emittance, hor/vert, (unnormalized), mmmrad 1.1/ 0.95 0.85 0.75 Luminosity, cm2s1 0.6∙1025 1.0∙1027 IBS growth time, sec 160 460 1800 Tune shift, Qtotal =QSC +2 -0.050 -0.037 -0.011 Collider optics, MAC 2017

1. Collider ring composition Arc: FODO periodic Cell M: horizontal dipole magnet, L=1940mm oq: space QF/QD-CP, L=100mm QF, QD: regular quadrupole magnet, L=470mm odd: space Dipole-Dipole, L=300mm MC: multipole corrector, L=300mm od: space Dipole-MC, L=265mm CP: X,Y dipole corrector+Beam PickUp, L=300mm Collider optics, MAC 2017

1. Collider ring composition Arc, missing dipole Cells: – Injection, Dump, Dispersion suppressor. Lower Ring 1, Upper Ring 2 - Arc North-East side Collider optics, MAC 2017

1. Collider ring composition Arc, missing dipole Cells: – Injection, Dump, Dispersion suppressor. Lower Ring 1, Upper Ring 2 Arc South-East side Collider optics, MAC 2017

1. Collider ring composition Straight sections South: SPD Straight sections North: MPD Collider optics, MAC 2017

2. Nonlinearities of the magnetic field in Collider 1. Dipole/Quadrupole harmonics (ΔB/B) n ~ 10-4 expected values at Rbeam 2. Chromaticity correction Sextupoles Tune spread over the momentum acceptance ±4p before (1) and after (2) correction Natural chromaticities: Q’x=-33, Q’y=-28 (Q’x,y~20 from 2 IPs) Corrected chromaticities: Q’x,y=0 Ncorr=24, G’max=150T/m2 3. Fringe Fields, Final Focus Quads in particular Gradient in QFF1 vs. Longitudinal coor. @ I=10.3kA Collider optics, MAC 2017

Δθ/θ ~ β2 ·k2 · L·ε => To decrease Fringe Field effect: 2. Nonlinearities: Fringe Fields Fringe Field effect in quadrupole: Δθ/θ ~ β2 ·k2 · L·ε => To decrease Fringe Field effect: - Increase Quadrupole length  Decrease Quadrupole strength k; Decrease beta-function in Lense β (or Decrease IP-QFF1 distance) or Increase β* in IP ; Decrease Emittance ε. Fringe Fields in ALL elements are taken into account in MADX Collider optics, MAC 2017

Q-diagram and Resonances Betatron tunes Qx/Qy regulation: 1. Quadrupole correctors (trim-quads) in long straight sections (tune regulation and matching conditions); 2. Arc quadrupoles (strong change of tune, Q=89.5 ), Imax=11kA; Nominal Betatron Tunes x=y=0.420.44 require for effective Stochastic Cooling in Energy range 34.5 GeV/u; Qx/Qy=9.10 – second possible working point: ECool up to 3GeV/u, larger DA Resonance diagram up to 5th order. Collider Working points and sp. ch. Tune Shifts at 1 / 4.5 GeV/u Collider optics, MAC 2017

3. Dynamic Aperture calculations Original Lattice: Qx,y =9.44/9.44, β* =0.35m Collider optics, MAC 2017

3. Dynamic Aperture calculations Y plane X plane Chrom. Corr. ON Fringe Field OFF Chrom. Corr. ON Fringe Field ON Collider optics, MAC 2017

3. Dynamic Aperture calculations Lattice: Qx,y =9.44/9.44, β* =0.5, 0.6, 0.7, 1.0m β* = 1.0m Collider optics, MAC 2017

3. Dynamic Aperture calculations Lattice: Qx,y =9.44/9.44, intermediate β* = 0.6m Collider optics, MAC 2017

3. Dynamic Aperture calculations X plane Y plane Chrom. Corr. ON Fringe Field OFF Chrom. Corr. ON Fringe Field ON Collider optics, MAC 2017

3. Dynamic Aperture calculations Qx,y =8.10/10.10 Y plane X plane Chrom. Corr. ON Fringe Field OFF Chrom. Corr. ON Fringe Field ON Collider optics, MAC 2017

Increase β* at IP increase DA: 0.35m DA<GA, 0.6m DA≥GA ; Conclusions 1 Increase β* at IP increase DA: 0.35m DA<GA, 0.6m DA≥GA ; For β*=0.6m the required luminosity at Ek =3÷4.5 GeV/u of L=1•1027 cm-2s-1 will be achieved with ~15% higher bunch intensity; Ring tunes Qx,y =9.44/9.44 chosen as a project base option due to S-Cooling reasons ; Tunes qx,y =0.10/0.10 (Qx,y =8.10/10.10) show a largest aperture DA>GA Collider optics, MAC 2017

3. Dynamic Aperture calculations (continued) - Optics for two beams optimization - Nominal Working point Qx,y =9.44/9.44 Qx,y =9.44/9.44, β* =0.60m Collider optics, MAC 2017

3. Dynamic Aperture calculations (continued) - Optics for two beams - Working point Qx,y =9.44/9.44 Quadrupoles in straight sections A and B Collider optics, MAC 2017

3. Dynamic Aperture calculations (continued) - Move to Working point Qx,y =9.10/9.10 by qF, qD Quads strength adjustment Qx,y =9.10/9.10, β* =0.60m Collider optics, MAC 2017

3. Dynamic Aperture calculations Qx,y =9.12/9.12 Y plane X plane Chrom. Corr. ON Fringe Field OFF Chrom. Corr. ON Fringe Field ON Collider optics, MAC 2017

3. Dynamic Aperture calculations BINP JINR “Artificial” Tune Scan (by the phase advance adjusting matrix) along the coupling resonance. Collider optics, MAC 2017

Anti-symmetric optics suitable for both rings compiled; Conclusions 2 Anti-symmetric optics suitable for both rings compiled; Half-Ring-A differs from Half-Ring-B in Straight Sections Quads strength ; Tunes Qx,y =9.10/9.10 produced by 4% decrease of main Quads qF, qD strenght; Point 9.10/9.10 has largest DA›GA, will be used at StartUp; Point 9.44/9.44 preferable for S-cooling has a smaller DA Collider optics, MAC 2017

Conclusions 3: Tasks to Do Collider optics, MAC 2017

Thank you for your attention !