Mini Workshop on Head-on IR
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Europe/Zurich
am session: room 100, bldg 208; pm session : room 101, bldg 200 (LAL-Orsay)
am session: room 100, bldg 208; pm session : room 101, bldg 200
LAL-Orsay
Deepa Angal-Kalinin
(AsTec Daresbury),
Olivier Napoly
(CEA/Saclay)
Description
A working day, following the EUROTeV meeting, to review the status of the optics and simulation work which supports the 0 mrad crossing angle interaction region of the ILC.
A telephone conference will be set up with SLAC starting at 3pm CET (6am Pacific).
The main topics to be discussed:
- final focus optics optimisation
- extraction optics design
- beam-beam background and beam loss studies
- stability of collisions with parasitic crossings
Support
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We will review the proposed plan of the EPAC'06 paper and we will identify main contributors for each sections.
Introduction (X) Motivations to study Alternative IR: machine, detector Final focus optics (Payet) Optimization : CCS, R34 @ PticXing, Doublet strength Dependence on parameter sets and CM Energy Tracking results Beam-Beam (Bambade) Pairs Low energy particle sprectrum : Pairs + Bhabhas + Spent Beam Extraction optics (Appleby) Optics design : space for Fast Feedback kickers (30 cm ??) Parameter of ES separator (20 m vs 25 m) Instrumentation Beam losses Dependence on parameter sets and CM Energy Parasitic crossings (Napoly) Limits on stability Effect of beam tail Conclusion (Y) -
Preparation of the agenda of the presentations post 3 pm¶ room 100, bldg 208
room 100, bldg 208
LAL-Orsay
We will finalize the agenda of the presentations for afternoon teleconference with SLAC at 3 pm CET (6 am Pacific)
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12:30
break am session: room 100, bldg 208; pm session : room 101, bldg 200
am session: room 100, bldg 208; pm session : room 101, bldg 200
LAL-Orsay
Lunch Break
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Simulation methods of parasitic crossings and beam stability¶ room 101, bldg 200
room 101, bldg 200
LAL-Orsay
We will discuss the methods for modelling the beam-beam collisions at the main and parasitic crossings, and for calculating their impact on the collision stability and on luminosity. The effect of beam tails will be investigated.
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The actual timing is left to the speakers. The goal is to have thorough discussions.
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Discussion on parasitic crossings and collision stability¶Speakers: Dr Olivier Napoly (CEA-Saclay), Dr Stefan Tsenov (AsTec Daresbury)
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Discussion and iteration on the organisation of the EPAC'06 paper¶We will present the organisation plan made in the morning to our SLAC colleagues and iterate on the material and contributors
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