Scattering of particles within the bunch is called Touschek scattering. If large enough, such an energy transfer may eject the particle out of the bunch. If a particle is scattered in the dispersive region, it will induce a horizontal betatron oscillation which will be coupled into vertical motion when it passes through skew components. The amount of coupling is expressed in terms of the coupli...

in this paper, one of the numerical solution method of one- particle, one dimensional timeindependentschrodinger equation are presented that allows one to obtain accurate bound state eigenvalues and functions for an arbitrary potential energy function v(x).for each case, we draw eigen functions versus the related reduced variable for the correspondingenergies. the paper ended with a comparison ...

Proton or H linacs accelerate particles through the wide range of the particle velocities. For intense beams, and especially when superconducting cavities are used, a detailed knowledge about how the beam energy loss depends on the beam velocity = v=c, and what part of the lost energy remains in the cavity, is required to calculate the cavity heat load. Using a frequency-domain approach, we cal...

A detailed understanding and monitoring of potential beam loss mechanisms is crucial for every particle accelerator. The main motivation in low energy facilities, such as the Ultra-low energy Storage Ring (USR) at the future Facility of Low energy Antiproton and Ion Research (FLAIR), comes from the very low number of particles available which in such machine ought to be conserved. In high energ...

The three telescopes identify particle energy and type by various techniques. Energy loss and range, which provide the identification of protons (1 to 300 MeV), alpha particles (4 to 1200 MeV) and electrons (1 to 500 MeV), are measured in a stack of silicon solid state detectors and tungsten absorbers in the NE-Range telescope, while the identification of protons (350 to 1000 MeV), alpha partic...

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