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The Investigations Of Beam Extraction And Collimation At U-70 Proton Synchrotron Of IHEP By Using Short Silicon Crystals
A. G. Afonine ; V. T. Baranov ; V. M. Biryukov ; V. N. Chepegin ; Y. A. Chesnokov ; Y. S. Fedotov ; V. I. Kotov ; V. A. Maisheev ; V. I. Terekhov ; E. F. Troyanov ; A. Drees ; D. Trbojevic ; W. Scandale ; M. B. H. Breese ; V. Guidi ; G. Martinelli ; M. Stefancich ; D. Vincenzi ;
Date 16 Jul 2002
Subject hep-ex
AbstractThe new results of using short (2-4mm) bent crystals for extraction and collimation of proton beam at IHEP 70 Gev proton synchrotron are reported. A broad range of energies from 6 to 65 GeV has been studied in the same crystal collimation set-up. The efficiency of extraction more than 85% and intensity more than 10E12 were obtained by using crystal with the length 2-mm and the angle 1 mrad. The new regime of extraction is applied now at the accelerator to deliver the beam for different experimental setups within the range of intensity 10E7-10E12ppp.
Source arXiv, hep-ex/0207040
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