The Taiwan Photon Source has been in routine operation at 500 mA since the last season of 2022, utilizing two superconducting cavities and a bunch by bunch feedback system, fast orbit feedback system, along with many technical efforts. The operation of both the Taiwan Photon Source (TPS) maintains its high reliability and availability. The mean time between failures is more than 190 hours with...
The Radioactive Isotope Beam Factory (RIBF) of RIKEN is a cyclotron-based heavy ion accelerator facility, which can accelerate heavy ions including uranium up to 345 MeV/u using an accelerator complex with a K2600-MeV Superconducting Ring Cyclotron (SRC) in the last stage to produce rare isotope beams in an in-flight technique. In the 15 years of developments the intensity and stability of the...
Achieving high-gradient acceleration is critical to enabling future linear colliders, free-electron lasers, and compact accelerator applications. Pioneered by the Argonne Wakefield Accelerator (AWA) group, short-pulse SWFA (structure wakefield accelerator) technology has shown remarkable promise in surpassing the long-standing barrier of ~100 MV/m in X-band normal conducting structures. Recent...
Liquid metal technology is key to the next-generation high-power hadron facilities. Following early R&D collaboration between Argonne National Laboratory and Michigan State University, FRIB pioneered on the technology of thin-film liquid lithium and is the first in the world applying such technology in accelerator operations. FRIB used liquid-lithium film for the charge stripping of high-power...
In this talk, ILC accelerator IDT development status will be given, where positron source, final focus system ATF3, SRF cavity and cryomodule, civil engineering design, green ILC technologies, etc. will be presented in detail.
The utilization of permanent magnets in the design of accelerator magnets has witnessed a surge in prominence, particularly within the realm of advanced light sources. Following pioneering initiatives at SIRIUS and ESRF-EBS, current projects are increasingly embracing permanent magnet technology. Notably, in the case of SLS2.0, over 30% of the magnets in the new storage ring are powered with...
It is about “Development for Various Application at Compact ERL as a high-current CW SRF linac in KEK”. As an introduction, the author will talk about the merit of the superconducting RF (SRF) cavity and also talk about our applied research based on Compact ERL (cERL) in KEK, which uses the Nb superconducting cavity and can make energy recovery operation. The cERL's characteristic using the...
A Muon Collider (MC) offers unique potential for reaching the 10 TeV center-of-mass energy regime. The most recent updates to both the European and US strategies for particle physics emphasize the importance of exploring this technology as a path to enable the next generation of energy frontier discoveries. Substantial updates to the baseline design concept have now been implemented by the...
The pursuit of optimal beam quality and stability in linear accelerators (Linacs) stands as a cornerstone of accelerator physics. However, the presence of High Order Modes (HOMs) within Linacs, particularly in the context of energy recovery (ERLs), presents formidable challenges to beam quality and stability. In response to this challenge, the development of the Compact HOMEN (High Order Mode...
Safety is one of the main concerns in accelerator society. The key FRIB strategies and experience can be shared, leading to the successful FRIB operations with no safety-related incidents and meeting stringent standard in a university area.
Personnel protection and machine protection are key to high power frontier facilities like FRIB. For a facility built in the middle of university campus...
The recent P5 Report calls for a 10 TeV parton center-of-mass (pCM) collider, for which advanced wakefield accelerators are a candidate technology. Design studies are being developed including particle sources, damping rings, and linacs based on plasma and structure-based wakefield accelerators. Compact Beam Delivery Systems may be possible using plasma lenses, requiring understanding of their...
This talk will review high intensity beam production by highly-charged ECR ion sources operating at microwave frequency 24-28 GHz and the related new technology development. To further improve beam intensity for higher charge state heavy ion beams, the world First fourth generation ECR ion source (named as FECR) with microwave frequency 45 GHz is being developed at IMP. After 8 years...
Carbon ion therapy is gaining popularity due to its unique physical and radiobiological properties, such as a lower oxygen enhancement ratio (OER) than photon and proton therapy, indicating that efficacy is not limited by hypoxic tumor microenvironments. It also has a Its superior anticancer effect on hypoxic tumor cells, which are resistant to chemotherapy, radiotherapy, and immunotherapy. It...
The shortening of the FEL pulse length is an important subject, and especially reducing the FEL pulse length down to a few-cycle duration is a great challenge. However, there exists a theoretical limit that disturbs the realization of few-cycle FELs, which is known as the slippage effect. Recently, the author proposed a novel idea to overcome this difficulty and experimentally demonstrated it...
This contribution will detail how the development of accelerator sources and linacs for particle physics has found applications in medical and industrial environments. In particular for electron therapy, ion therapy and PIXE (Proton Induced X-ray Emission).
SPS-II is the forth generation storage ring project in South East Asia.
Speaker should give the overview of the SPS-II.
The recent progress and update on the project will be given.
Development programs for prototypes will be covered.
This work received the PRAB 2023 DPB and PRAB Ernest Courant Outstanding Paper Recognition.
https://journals.aps.org/prab/abstract/10.1103/PhysRevAccelBeams.24.093201
Paper abstract:
In this paper, we present an experimental demonstration of the high-gradient operation of an X-band, 11.424 GHz, 20-cells linear accelerator (linac) operating at a liquid nitrogen temperature of 77 K. The...
The KEK injector linac injects high-charge electron and positron beams
into the high-energy-ring and low-energy-ring of SuperKEKB
respectively. The linac also injects electron beams to the two light
source rings, PF ring andPF-AR. We operate simultaneous top-up
injections into the four rings by using many pulsed magnets. We have
been upgrading the linac to attain the higher-quality beam...
The long term sustainability of future accelerators is now a crucial problem for our community. Many groups and collaborations are actively working in this area (e.g. European projects included IFAST and iSAS, RUEDI (STFC) has recently published a case study for the project lifecycle, Centre of Excellence in Sustainable Accelerators is now being vigorously pursued in the UK with CERN backing,...
EM field around a relativistically accelerated charged particle is known to squeezed longitudinally, which is called Lorentz contraction. This behavior is well-believed and no inconsistent phenomena have been found so far. However, the Lorentz contraction of the EM field has not been directly confirmed by an experiment. The first direct observation of the Lorentz contraction of the EM field...
High-resolution X-ray spectroscopy in the sub-nanosecond to femtosecond time range requires ultrashort X-ray pulses and a spectral X-ray flux considerably larger than that presently available. X-ray free-electron laser (XFEL) radiation from hard X-ray self-seeding (HXRSS) setups has been demonstrated in the past and offers the necessary peak flux properties. So far, these systems could not...
LCLS-II first stage commissioning will be completed in the summer of 2023, with demonstration of 1kHz FELs using the superconducting CW electron beam. Operation-based electron beam and FEL commissioning will be continued with the goal of ramping up beam rate, improving the FEL performance, and developing advanced FEL operation modes. The commissioning challenges and the latest machine...
A new approach that demonstrates the guiding of relativistic electron beams over curved paths by means of a plasma-discharge capillary is presented. The magnetic field produced by the discharge current is used to deflect and focus the beam along a curved capillary, showing that the guiding can be made dispersion-less, i.e. not affected by chromatic dispersion. This proof-of-principle...
Improving the performances of modern circular particle accelerators requires a tight and solid control of its linear optics. Decades of developments provided invaluable tools towards this end. This talk will review the historical milestones and the most recents novelties in this field.
A program to develop K=500 superconducting cyclotron was launched in India at VECC, Kolkata during the beginning of this century. Such an accelerator was planned to be built to provide ion beams heavier compared to that provided by K=130 cyclotron in the same campus. Through this project, India ventured into the technology of superconducting cyclotron. Although the construction of this...
Reinforcement learning (RL) is a unique learning paradigm inspired by basic principles of animal and human behavior, where the learning happens from the interaction with the environment. This interaction involves exploring and assessing the effectiveness of various strategies under different conditions. RL is particularly well-suited for addressing control problems in large environments,...
The GSI facilities of CRYRING and HiTRAP are used for decelerating ion beams to low energies. This deceleration phase is preceded by the generation and acceleration of those ions. CRYRING and HiTRAP operate at the junction between accelerator science and atomic physics. The scientfic motivation, the operation principle, the state of the art and future outlooks are presented.
Starting with my first experience of the transverse feedback damper in the KEK 12 GeV PS in 2006, where we tested with analog system and in addition digital controller from SPring-8 team. Since then, digital systems have come to cover almost all the machines. In J-PARC MR bunch-by-bunch transverse feedback system had been introduced with a collaboration at the proton beam power around 150 kW...
We will review interesting advances we have been able to perform in the domain of laser-driven generation of proton and neutron beams, using the new ultra-high power Apollon laser facility (France) [BUR]. Thanks to the ability to tailor the ultra-short timescales of the temporal pedestal of the laser pulse, we have notably been able to accelerate protons in a “lighthouse” fashion, whereby the...
Feasibility of strong focusing synchrotron for cold neutron beams
In this talk EIC construction status in BNL will presented, in which electron and protron accelerator complex will be shown in detail, including polarization scheme.
In this talk CEPC accelerator EDR satus will be presented, in which SRF system, magnets system, vacuum system, high power and high efficiency klystrons develpment, linac injector system, alignment and instatllation, MDI, civil engineering design and green collider technologies, etc will be covered.
The laser-based synchronisation systems for the European XFEL and FLASH provide femtosecond-stable timing references for tens of clients along the accelerator and the experiment halls over many kilometres of optical fibre. Recently, benchmarking experiments revealed a point-to-point timing stability with sub-femtosecond rms timing jitter. At the same time geophysical effects like ocean waves...
Summary: An experiment to fly an accelerator in space recently concluded successfully. Discuss the objectives, differences from terrestrial accelerators, and results from the flight.
Accelerators have the potential to play a major role in space-based activities. These can range from investigation of the Earth’s magnetic field, to helping mitigate the effects of increased solar activity...
