1. Possibility of narrow-band THz CSR by means of transient H/L coupling NewSUBARU, LASTI, University of Hyogo Y. Shoji

2. 1 Landau damping by the chromaticity modulation ;T. Nakamura, et al., IPAC’10 2Coherent Synchrotron Radiation (CSR) from wavy bunch ; Y. Shoji, Phys. Rev. ST-AB13 060702 (2010) 3 Transient H/L coupling ; Y. Shoji, NIMA in press (available on-line) ; 2010 日本物理学会 4Possibility of CSR emission by means of the coupling New Idea ! Today’s Lines

3. Suppose that particles in a bunch have tune variation (spread). After many revolutions, they oscillate with different phases. Then the oscillation amplitude of the average (coherent osci.) becomes smaller. start  time Landau damping of betatron motion displacement

4. Suppose that particles in a bunch have tune variation (spread). After many revolutions, they oscillate with different phases. Then the oscillation amplitude of the average (coherent osci.) becomes smaller. start  time Landau damping of betatron motion displacement

5. Suppose that particles in a bunch have tune variation (spread). After many revolutions, they oscillate with different phases. Then the oscillation amplitude of the average (coherent osci.) becomes smaller. start  time Landau damping of betatron motion displacement It suppresses the growth of the oscillation.  suppression of any transverse instability

6. Chromatic Tune Spread Betatron tune shift with chromaticity With synchrotron oscillation Averaged tune shift over T S

7. Chromatic Tune Spread Betatron tune shift with chromaticity With synchrotron oscillation Averaged tune shift over T S   = 0.047%  0 = 5  1 = 0 time (ms) Coherent oscillation amplitude T S = 0.2 ms

8. Chromatic Tune Spread Betatron tune shift with chromaticity With synchrotron oscillation Averaged tune shift over T S   = 0.047%  0 = 5  1 = 0 time (ms) Coherent oscillation amplitude T S = 0.2 ms

9. Chromatic Tune Spread Betatron tune shift with chromaticity With synchrotron oscillation Averaged tune shift over T S   = 0.047%  0 = 5  1 = 0 time (ms) Coherent oscillation amplitude T S = 0.2 ms

10. Chromatic Tune Spread Betatron tune shift with chromaticity With synchrotron oscillation Averaged tune shift over T S   = 0.047%  0 = 5  1 = 0 time (ms) Coherent oscillation amplitude T S = 0.2 ms

11. Chromatic Tune Spread Betatron tune shift with chromaticity With synchrotron oscillation Averaged tune shift over T S   = 0.047%  0 = 5  1 = 0 time (ms) Coherent oscillation amplitude T S = 0.2 ms

12. Chromatic Tune Spread Betatron tune shift with chromaticity With synchrotron oscillation Averaged tune shift over T S   = 0.047%  0 = 5  1 = 0 time (ms) Coherent oscillation amplitude T S = 0.2 ms

13. Chromatic Tune Spread Betatron tune shift with chromaticity With synchrotron oscillation Averaged tune shift over T S   = 0.047%  0 = 5  1 = 0 time (ms) Coherent oscillation amplitude T S = 0.2 ms

14. Chromatic Tune Spread Chromaticity modulation With synchrotron oscillation Averaged tune shift over T S time (ms)   = 0.047%  0 = 0  1 = 1 Coherent oscillation amplitude T S = 0.2 ms tune spread

15. Chromatic Tune Spread Chromaticity modulation With synchrotron oscillation Averaged tune shift over T S time (ms)   = 0.047%  0 = 0  1 = 1 Coherent oscillation amplitude T S = 0.2 ms

16. Chromatic Tune Spread Chromaticity modulation With synchrotron oscillation Averaged tune shift over T S time (ms)   = 0.047%  0 = 0  1 = 1 Coherent oscillation amplitude T S = 0.2 ms

17. Chromatic Tune Spread Chromaticity modulation With synchrotron oscillation Averaged tune shift over T S time (ms)   = 0.047%  0 = 0  1 = 1 Coherent oscillation amplitude T S = 0.2 ms

18. Chromatic Tune Spread Chromaticity modulation With synchrotron oscillation Averaged tune shift over T S time (ms)   = 0.047%  0 = 0  1 = 1 Coherent oscillation amplitude T S = 0.2 ms

19. Chromatic Tune Spread Chromaticity modulation With synchrotron oscillation Averaged tune shift over T S time (ms)   = 0.047%  0 = 0  1 = 1 Coherent oscillation amplitude T S = 0.2 ms

20. Chromatic Tune Spread Chromaticity modulation With synchrotron oscillation Averaged tune shift over T S time (ms)   = 0.047%  0 = 0  1 = 1 Coherent oscillation amplitude T S = 0.2 ms

21. Chromatic Tune Spread Chromaticity modulation With synchrotron oscillation Averaged tune shift over T S time (ms)   = 0.047%  0 = 0  1 = 1 Coherent oscillation amplitude T S = 0.2 ms

22. Chromatic Tune Spread Chromaticity modulation With synchrotron oscillation Averaged tune shift over T S time (ms)   = 0.047%  0 = 0  1 = 1 Coherent oscillation amplitude T S = 0.2 ms

23. Generation of spatial wavy bunch The wavy structure is instantaneously produced. Its wave number increases with time. Is there any way to utilize this structure?

24. CSR 非 CSR  CSR  放射パワー :P バンチ内電子数 :N single bunch 1mA  N=2.5 x10 9 electrons Radiation from N electrons in a bunch Form factor ; f Coherent Synchrotron Radiation (CSR)

25. Modulation and Radiation No modulation Spatial modulation Density modulation Vertical spatial modulation --> Vertically polarized radiation Coherent Synchrotron Radiation (CSR)

26. Generation of spatial wavy bunch

27. Transverse coherent oscillation is damped by the longitudinal radiation excitation with finite chromaticity (Is this a Landau damping?)

28. Generation of spatial wavy bunch

30. H/L coupling can produce CSR Is it really impossible to generate CSR by horizontal deflection? Horizontal kick + Chromaticity modulation  Horizontal spatial wavy structure At dispersive locations  Longitudinal wavy structure = Density modulation  CSR Horizontal kick also works to generate CSR!

31. Transient H/L coupling A particle circulating around a ring with horizontal betatron motion runs inner side and outer side of bending magnets  Transient longitudinal oscillation

32. Transient H/L coupling A particle circulating around a ring with horizontal betatron motion runs inner side and outer side of bending magnets  Transient longitudinal oscillation Simple analytical formulae [Y.Shoji, PR ST-AB7 090703(2004)] Longitudinal movement after the deflection [Y.Shoji, NIMA in press]

33. H/L coupling can produce CSR Stored electron energy0.5 GeV  p0.0013 Revolution frequency2525 kHz Natural energy spread 0.024 % L damping time96 ms fs15 kHz AC chromaticity amp 10 Natural emittance7.5 nm H at the observation point0.2 m Horizontal deflection 150 nm t = 6.5 Ts

34. Measurement at NS – Not yet started Non-achromatic lattice (Y. Shoji, 2005 Ann. Meeting of PASJ) Electron energy1 GeV Dispersion at AC60.73 m Beta func. at AC617/13 m Betatron tune6.2, 2.2 DC chromaticity33 Synch. osc. frequency5 kHz Natural energy spread0.047% Rad. damping time22 ms AC6

35. AC Sextupole magnet system ( T. Nakamura, K. Kumagai, Y. Shoji, T. Ohshima, …MT-20, 2007) Pole length0.15m Bore diameter80 mm Yoke material0.35 mm Si steel Coil turn1 turn/pole Operation frequency4 – 6 kHz Drive current300A peak Field strength36 T/m 2 Modulation amplitude  1 1.63/1.25 Damping time0.21/0.27 ms (Synchrotron osci. period0.2ms) Now trying to reduce Eddy-current loss at the inner coil Measurement at NS – Not yet started

36. Coherent Oscillation Damping single kicksinusoidal deflection H / V  0 =1.1 / 0.9  L = 1.3 / 1.6 ms  L = 0.84 / 1.1 ms  L = 0.42 / 0.54 ms  1 = 0.82 / 0.63 ms  RAD =22 ms; Ts=0.2 ms Measurement at NS – Not yet started

37. Multi-function Corrector Magnet System ( Y. Shoji, …MT-21, 2009, IPAC’10) Can afford to produce Skew quadrupole Skew sextupole Normal octupole 4 magnets at the dispersion sections 2 magnets at the straight section Measurement at NS – Not yet started

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