Towards a novel ERL Facility - PERLE at Orsay

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Towards a novel ERL Facility - PERLE at Orsay Max Klein for the PERLE Collaboration Achille Stocchi and Walid Kaabi (Orsay) based on the CDR [] and the TDR kickoff meeting held in February 2017 at Orsay FCC Week Berlin 1.6.2017 https://indico.lal.in2p3.fr/event/3428/

PERLE Intention Authors of the CDR, but many further colleagues attended the TDR kickoff The CDR is an expression of interest in: ERL, low energy electron and photon physics, technology development (high quality SCRF), development of the LHeC/FCC-eh etc It is considered to be a technical facility first but has the potential to become a major user physics and technology development facility then with unique parameters, such as the orders of magnitude increased photon beam intensity wrt ELI now.

Normal Conducting 180 MHz + DC Gun Other Facilities Normal Conducting 180 MHz + DC Gun 30 mA, 11 MeV, 70-100 ps BINP, Novosibirsk +D: MESA at Mainz and S-Dalinac Darmstadt Also: CEBAF (single pass, 5 GeV, .. CBETA (50mA, 3 pass, FFAG, 1.3GHz) Strong possibilities for collaboration (ERL workshop 19-23.6.2017 at CERN, E Jensen et al)

title Powerful ERL for Experiments (ep,γp): PERLE at Orsay PERLE at Orsay (LAL/INP) Collaboration: BINP, CERN, Daresbury/Liverpool, Jlab, Orsay + 3 turns, 2 Linacs, 400 MeV, 15mA, 802 MHz, Energy Recovery Linac facility -Demonstrator of ERL for ep at LHC/FCC -SCRF Beam based development facility -Low E electron and photon beam physics -High intensity: O(100) x ELI 5.5 x 24m2 CDR to appear in J Phys G [arXiv:1705. 08783] See also https://indico.lal.in2p3.fr/event/3428/ A.Bogacz

Energy Recovery – Green Accelerators M Tigner Nuovo Cimento 1.6.1965 High luminosity needs nearly GW of power P, for 60 GeV energy E This can only be achieved with efficient energy recovery technique P = P0 /(1-ε) ERL efficiency CDR of LHeC: Goal now is 1034 could NOT pay for power and not realise high lumi w/o ERL

Frequency Choice Cost, dynamic heat losses, resistance, Q0… point to f < 1 GHz (F Marhauser, Orsay 2/17) Beam beam interactions unstable for f > 1 GHz (D Schule, D Pellegrini March 2013) Compatibility with LHC: Decision for 802 MHz ( E Jensen CI Workshop 1/2015, FM input)

title E Jensen: use flexibility of laser driven photocathode  sub-harmonics: test of various cavities Many other technical applications: beam tests of quench behaviour (CDR), detector test …

O Bruening at PERLE TDR Kickofff meeting at Orsay 2/17: Much more than a demonstration

ep Physics with PERLE – proton radius elastic ep  ep CDR p radius from Q2 dependence of G, Q2=0 thin target (gas jet), high current angular scan with different Ee < 400MeV electric and magnetic radius h.o. QED corrections Jan Bernauer

Further ep Physics with PERLE sin2ΘW Measurement of electroweak asymmetries (charge and polarisation) Weak neutral current quark couplings [cf MK, T Riemann PL85B(79)385] Confinement scale QCD Dark photons cf CDR Higher luminosity than DarkLight (Jlab) Electron-proton physics: high current, polarisation, positrons, energy > 300 MeV

PERLE Photon Physics (Compton Backscattering) CDR: Photonuclear reactions, Nuclear Structure, Neutrino Physics, Nuclear Astrophysics  High energy, high intensity (100-1000 x ELI) – next generation photon physics facility N Pietralla (TU Darmstadt) K Dupraz (LAL)

title Work in progress as electron energy will be 400 MeV and parameters evolve

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Study of First Stage (single pass) Independent design study: 6.2 x 20.9 m2 Matched optics, momentum compaction 46 dipoles and quadrupoles Linear Optics Study of PERLE, Ben Hounsell (Master Thesis 5/17) U Liverpool (MK and AB/AV)

PERLE 3 turn optics (80 MeV Arc) A Bogacz (24.5.17) 70 Dipoles and 114 Quadrupoles footprint 22 x 5.5 m2

Footprint of PERLE@Orsay (tentative) A. Bogacz (24.5.17) 5 x 2 cavities: 16.5 MeV/cavity (17.5/m)  165 MeV per pass  395 + 5  Ee=400 MeV

Vertical Switchyards A Bogacz (24.5.17)

PERLE Magnets 70 dipoles 0.45-1.29 T +- 20 mm aperture, l=200,300,400 mm May be identical for hor+vert bend 7A/mm2 (in grey area) water cooled DC operated 220 mm 380 mm 114 quadrupoles max 28T/m Common aperture of 40mm all arcs Two lengths: 100 and 150mm DC operated 250 mm P Thonet, A Milanese (CERN), C Vallerand (LAL), Y Pupkov (BINP)

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Expertise on Cryomodules Plan for production of PERLE cryomodules (2) by IPN Orsay in collaboration with Jlab+CERN Jlab SNS 805 MHz cryomodule

HOM Assessment Impedance of cavities + oscillating modes (F Marhauser) ≠ Spectral content of PERLE beam (D Pellegrini)

Source  Boris Militsyn’s home

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Summary CDR of PERLE PERLE is a novel project and still to be established. It calls for and is open for a wide collaboration to make it a success for accelerator, particle and nuclear physics. For the FCC developments at large it has a strong value as a test bed for SCRF development. Special thanks to Erk Jensen, Achille Stocchi and many more people than I can list here.

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