Symmetry-based design of fragment separator optics
Next-generation high-intensity large acceptance fragment separators require a careful design due to the large high order aberrations induced by the large aperture superconducting magnets needed to collect rare isotopes obtained from a high energy primary heavy-ion beam hitting a target. In this pape...
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doaj-9d6d63a869b844b1b277f3cce3cf959d2020-11-25T01:35:55ZengAmerican Physical SocietyPhysical Review Special Topics. Accelerators and Beams1098-44022007-06-0110606400210.1103/PhysRevSTAB.10.064002Symmetry-based design of fragment separator opticsB. ErdelyiJ. MaloneyJ. NolenNext-generation high-intensity large acceptance fragment separators require a careful design due to the large high order aberrations induced by the large aperture superconducting magnets needed to collect rare isotopes obtained from a high energy primary heavy-ion beam hitting a target. In this paper we propose a fragment separator layout based on various symmetries that satisfies the baseline requirements. Analytical calculations based on symmetry theories simplify the design to numerical optimization of a basic cell with only a few magnetic elements. The insight provided by these calculations resulted in the specification of a simple layout with large acceptance, transmission, and resolution. The design method may be easily adapted to project-specific needs. The important effects of energy degraders necessary for full fragment separator design will be addressed in a future publication.http://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevSTAB.10.064002 |
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Next-generation high-intensity large acceptance fragment separators require a careful design due to the large high order aberrations induced by the large aperture superconducting magnets needed to collect rare isotopes obtained from a high energy primary heavy-ion beam hitting a target. In this paper we propose a fragment separator layout based on various symmetries that satisfies the baseline requirements. Analytical calculations based on symmetry theories simplify the design to numerical optimization of a basic cell with only a few magnetic elements. The insight provided by these calculations resulted in the specification of a simple layout with large acceptance, transmission, and resolution. The design method may be easily adapted to project-specific needs. The important effects of energy degraders necessary for full fragment separator design will be addressed in a future publication. |
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