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08229dcb-fc0b-464e-ad71-472985902703 | J. Chrin§, Paul Scherrer Institut, 5232 Villigen PSI, Switzerland
D.-E. Kim, G.-H. Kim, K.-S. Kim, N.-Y. Kim, E.-H. Lee
Pohang Accelerator Laboratory, Gyeongbuk, Korea
A. Uchiyama, K. Yamada, RIKEN, Wako, Saitama 351-0198, Japan
H. Chen, X. Han, W. Qi, Shanghai Institute of Applied Physics, Shanghai 201800, P. R. China... | d:\Daily_ihep\Weekly Progress Report\20260425\37_JFIC\THPB - Thursday Poster Session_ THP Room B\THPB04.pdf | 5 |
d03944ea-5597-496a-afb3-1232c9bad771 | ANNEX B:
IEEE REFERENCE STYLE GUIDE AS APPLIED TO JACoW PAPERS,
PERIODICALS AND OTHER WORKS
Referencing JACoW Proceedings
TheformatforpublishedJACoWproceedingspapersis
detailed in the following and can also be readily deduced
fromRefs.[1-3]. Attheveryminimum,sufficientinforma-
tion should be given to enable readers to ... | d:\Daily_ihep\Weekly Progress Report\20260425\37_JFIC\THPB - Thursday Poster Session_ THP Room B\THPB04.pdf | 6 |
b87cda84-2a9f-4520-8eec-2dd526d25e3f | initialletterofthefirstwordinthetitleiscapitalized. Proper
nouns,however,alsohaveacapital. Capitallettersappearing
in acronyms likewise remain unaltered
Conference Proceedings The title of the proceedings
iswrittenintitlecaseinitalicsusingstandardabbreviations,
such asInt.andConf.The preposition, “in”, in normal font,
... | d:\Daily_ihep\Weekly Progress Report\20260425\37_JFIC\THPB - Thursday Poster Session_ THP Room B\THPB04.pdf | 6 |
f7d105b2-3538-49bd-943c-df6bc3e2f6d9 | LATEXthe‘url’packageisused. TheWordtemplateusesthe
LiberationMonoTrueTypefont(size8 pt),orLucidaSans
Typewriter font (size 7.5 pt) in earlier Word versions where
theLiberationMonofontmaynotbeavailable. InLaTeX,
the ‘url’ package is used with its default font now being
switched to “newtxtt” which offers a better distinc... | d:\Daily_ihep\Weekly Progress Report\20260425\37_JFIC\THPB - Thursday Poster Session_ THP Room B\THPB04.pdf | 6 |
e09c8066-ea35-4a0d-9df2-b0422f6ca664 | sphere, and will further serve to avoid potential ambiguities
in cases where an acronym is not unique. Both forms, how-
ever, when adhered to, ensure a proper import into digital
libraries and information sources such as INSPIRE, Scopus,
andGoogleScholar. Authorsarealsoremindedtomakea
distinctionbetweenpaperspublishedi... | d:\Daily_ihep\Weekly Progress Report\20260425\37_JFIC\THPB - Thursday Poster Session_ THP Room B\THPB04.pdf | 6 |
72fa3fe6-4839-4fd9-af2f-f16bb1de18a5 | [16], manuals or handbooks [17], patents [18] and unpub-
lished material [19, 20]. When citing a periodical, only the
official abbreviation of the journal should be used [21]. Ex-
amplesofcorrectlyformattedreferencescanalsobefound
at the JACoW website, under ‘Formatting Citations’ which
is reached through the ‘for Auth... | d:\Daily_ihep\Weekly Progress Report\20260425\37_JFIC\THPB - Thursday Poster Session_ THP Room B\THPB04.pdf | 6 |
fdac81ce-dac9-4c68-b00f-cb0522af81e3 | 567-569. doi:1/zero.alt4.18429/JACoW-IPAC2/zero.alt417-PAPERID
[ConferenceProceedings, twoauthors; DOI encouraged]
[2]A. Alpha et al., “A novel injector”, in Proc. 29th Linear Ac-
celeratorConf.(LINAC’18) ,Shanghai,China,Sep.2018,pp.
27-31. doi:1/zero.alt4.18429/JACoW-LINAC2/zero.alt418-PAPERID
[Conference Proceedings,... | d:\Daily_ihep\Weekly Progress Report\20260425\37_JFIC\THPB - Thursday Poster Session_ THP Room B\THPB04.pdf | 6 |
3b6bca27-ae96-4677-8b1e-5502018b1990 | TeV electron accelerators”, in Proc. IPAC’18 , Vancouver,
BC,Canada,Apr.-May2018,pp.567-569. doi:1/zero.alt4.18429/
JACoW-IPAC2/zero.alt418-PAPERID
[ConferenceProceedings, twoauthors; DOI encouraged]
[2]A. Alpha et al., “A novel injector”, in Proc. LINAC’18 ,
Shanghai, China, Sep. 2018, pp. 27-31. doi:1/zero.alt4.18429... | d:\Daily_ihep\Weekly Progress Report\20260425\37_JFIC\THPB - Thursday Poster Session_ THP Room B\THPB04.pdf | 6 |
6f7df7d5-46c5-409a-bcaf-5982473ba54e | [3]A. Alpha, B. T. Beta, C. Gamma, and D. Delta, “An overview
ofcontrolsystems”,in Proc.ICALEPCS’11 ,Grenoble,France,
Oct. 2011, paper TUP014, pp. 89–91.
[ConferenceProceedings,fourauthors;optionalpaperIDin
the absence of a DOI]
UNPUBLISHED PAPER PRESENTED AT A
PREVIOUS CONFERENCE
Complete Form
[4]A. Alpha and B. T. Be... | d:\Daily_ihep\Weekly Progress Report\20260425\37_JFIC\THPB - Thursday Poster Session_ THP Room B\THPB04.pdf | 7 |
873865ba-0d10-4c70-95ca-f1505b90a810 | 2014, paper MOAX01, unpublished.
[Unpublishedpaper;conferencenameinnormalfont;paperID
may only be given if material supplementing the proceedings
exists on the JACoW website, e.g., PDF of talk]
PAPER PRESENTED AT THE CURRENT
CONFERENCE
Complete Form
[5]A. Alpha and B. T. Beta, “An interesting talk at this confer-
ence”... | d:\Daily_ihep\Weekly Progress Report\20260425\37_JFIC\THPB - Thursday Poster Session_ THP Room B\THPB04.pdf | 7 |
bde96378-5646-4bd9-8319-8572eb4b6d3e | PAPER PUBLISHED IN, OR SUBMITTED
TO, A PERIODICAL
[6]P. Mercury et al., “Title of paper published in journal”, Phy.
Rev. Lett. , vol. 114, no. 5, p. 050511, Feb. 2014. doi:1/zero.alt4.
11/zero.alt43/PhysRevLett.114./zero.alt45/zero.alt4511
[Periodical, Phys. Rev. Lett.; issue no. and month may be
omitted]
[7]P. Venus e... | d:\Daily_ihep\Weekly Progress Report\20260425\37_JFIC\THPB - Thursday Poster Session_ THP Room B\THPB04.pdf | 7 |
c6dedbdc-11ad-412f-ad84-ee0ac0bb96fc | of x-ray free electron lasers”, Optics Express , vol. 20, pp.
11396–11404,2012. doi:1/zero.alt4.1364/OE.2/zero.alt4.11396
[Periodical, Optics Express]
[10]J. B. Good, “A paper accepted for publication”, Phys. Rev.
Lett., to be published.
[Periodical, paper accepted for publication by Phys. Rev.
Lett.]
[11]G.D.Read,“Tit... | d:\Daily_ihep\Weekly Progress Report\20260425\37_JFIC\THPB - Thursday Poster Session_ THP Room B\THPB04.pdf | 7 |
094cbd73-af77-4ded-b775-42766b4af93e | ifoptionallypreferred.Amonospacedfontshouldbeused,
this is achieved using the ‘url’ package in LATEX]
CITATIONS TO BOOKS
[13]T. Earth and L. Moon, “Title of chapter in the book”, in Title
of Book, R Mars, Ed. New York, NY, USA: Wiley, 1994, pp.
42–48.
[Chapter in book]
[14]A. Belt,Title of Book . Cambridge, MA, USA: MI... | d:\Daily_ihep\Weekly Progress Report\20260425\37_JFIC\THPB - Thursday Poster Session_ THP Room B\THPB04.pdf | 7 |
fa6100ff-a9fd-46c4-86e5-b9bc360697f4 | UNPUBLISHED WORK AND PRIVATE
COMMUNICATION
[19]P. Neptune, “Title of paper”, unpublished.
[Unpublished]
[20]P. Uranus, private communication, Jun. 2015.
[Private communication]JOURNAL ABBREVIATIONS
[21] https://woodward.library.ubc.ca/researchhelp/
journal-abbreviations/ | d:\Daily_ihep\Weekly Progress Report\20260425\37_JFIC\THPB - Thursday Poster Session_ THP Room B\THPB04.pdf | 8 |
2960d35f-b281-48b2-9f13-8479be294aab | ANNEX C:
THE DILIGENT AUTHOR’S CHECKLIST
Common Oversights
In order to lessen the load on a small team of editors and
to help expedite publication of the Proceedings, authors are
kindlyaskedtogivethemselvesanextrafewminutestogo
overthefollowingpoints,whichhighlightthemostcommon
errors,beforeuploadingtheirpaper. Byprovi... | d:\Daily_ihep\Weekly Progress Report\20260425\37_JFIC\THPB - Thursday Poster Session_ THP Room B\THPB04.pdf | 9 |
630edf8d-7cdc-43ea-aea7-a638fb48274f | 12ptuppercase and lowercase letters, with standard, roman
fonts (i.e., not italics). When there is more than one author,
the submitting author should be first,followed bythe coau-
thor. Coauthorsshouldbegroupedbyaffiliationandthenbe
listedalphabetically. Pleasereferto ANNEXA forfurther
detailsandexamples,particularlyfo... | d:\Daily_ihep\Weekly Progress Report\20260425\37_JFIC\THPB - Thursday Poster Session_ THP Room B\THPB04.pdf | 9 |
784602ad-41df-461d-8684-1f107afee139 | uppercase. The initial letter of every principle word is capi-
talized, and the heading is left aligned in the column.
Figure Captions
Figure captions should be placed belowthe figure and
centred if on one line, but justified if spanning two or more
lines:
Figure 1: A one line figure caption is centred.
Figure 2: A len... | d:\Daily_ihep\Weekly Progress Report\20260425\37_JFIC\THPB - Thursday Poster Session_ THP Room B\THPB04.pdf | 9 |
0c1f78b6-53a3-4ab6-adf3-91ca37379995 | lines:
Table 1: TableHeading
Table 2: A Particularly Long Table Heading Spanning Two
Lines
Note the colon “:” after the table number, that the ini-
tial letters of the principle words in the table heading are
capitalized, and the absence of a period at the end of the
caption.
When referring to a table from within the t... | d:\Daily_ihep\Weekly Progress Report\20260425\37_JFIC\THPB - Thursday Poster Session_ THP Room B\THPB04.pdf | 9 |
b20928b5-452a-409f-89c0-9da9091c6c00 | PREPARATION OF PAPERS FOR JACoW CONFERENCES∗
A. N. Author†, H. Coauthor, Name of Institute or Affiliation, City, Country
P. Contributor1, Name of Institute or Affiliation, City, Country
1also at Name of Secondary Institute or Affiliation, City, Country
Abstract
Many conference series have adopted the same standards
for... | d:\Daily_ihep\Weekly Progress Report\20260425\37_JFIC\THPB - Thursday Poster Session_ THP Room B\THPB05.pdf | 0 |
d40b6305-36d2-4db7-98d7-e5fb108e45cd | for electronic publication at www.JACoW.org. The abstract
itself is to act as a stand-alone entity and, as such, should
not include citations. Any acronyms should be expanded on
theirfirstoccurrence, bothinthe abstractandin therestof
the paper. The abstract itself is to act as a stand-alone entity
and, as such, should ... | d:\Daily_ihep\Weekly Progress Report\20260425\37_JFIC\THPB - Thursday Poster Session_ THP Room B\THPB05.pdf | 0 |
49ad0016-a3a2-4be2-87cf-9dcc8227c4cb | These instructions are a typical implementation of the
requirements. Manuscripts should have:
•EitherA4( 21.0cm×29.7cm;8.27in×11.69in)orUS
letter size (21.6cm ×27.9cm; 8.5in ×11.0in) paper.
•Single-spacedtextintwocolumnsof 82.5mm(3.25in)
with5.3mm(0.2in)separation. More recent versions
of Microsoft Word have a default ... | d:\Daily_ihep\Weekly Progress Report\20260425\37_JFIC\THPB - Thursday Poster Session_ THP Room B\THPB05.pdf | 0 |
b0397dc5-76d6-4acb-9753-e1abaef87cf8 | Margin A4 Paper US LetterPaper
Top 37mm (1.46in) 0.75in (19mm)
Bottom 19mm (0.75in) 0.75in (19mm)
Left 20mm (0.79in) 0.79in (20mm)
Right 20mm (0.79in) 1.02in (26mm)
use only Symbol and, depending on your platform, Times
orTimesNewRomanfontsinstandard,boldor italic form.
ThelayoutofthetextonthepageisillustratedinFig.1.
... | d:\Daily_ihep\Weekly Progress Report\20260425\37_JFIC\THPB - Thursday Poster Session_ THP Room B\THPB05.pdf | 0 |
7f431854-1608-4db6-b1e5-6dfa789aa550 | Title and Author List
The title should use 14ptbold uppercase letters and be
centred on the page. Individual letters may be lowercased
to avoid misinterpretation (e.g., mW, GeV, SPring-8, Swiss-
FEL).Toincludeafundingsupportstatement,putanasterisk
afterthetitleandthesupporttextatthebottomofthefirst
column on page 1—in ... | d:\Daily_ihep\Weekly Progress Report\20260425\37_JFIC\THPB - Thursday Poster Session_ THP Room B\THPB05.pdf | 0 |
7f8045d4-2569-4ecd-8986-07d3c2b5a93b | Figure 2: Example of a full-width figure showing the JACoW Team at their annual meeting in December 2018. This figure
has a multi-line caption that has to be justified rather than centred.
The names of authors, their organizations/affiliations and
postaladdresses should be grouped by affiliation and listed
in12ptupper-... | d:\Daily_ihep\Weekly Progress Report\20260425\37_JFIC\THPB - Thursday Poster Session_ THP Room B\THPB05.pdf | 1 |
a2d4f456-ed1a-4bb6-9a65-aaa48b4a5b78 | there should never be a column break between a heading
and the following paragraph.
Subsection Headings
Subsection headings should not be numbered. They
shoulduse 12ptitaliclettersandbeleftalignedinthecol-
umn. SubsectionheadingsuseTitleCase(orInitialCaps)
andshouldappeardirectlyabovethetext–thereshouldnever
be a colum... | d:\Daily_ihep\Weekly Progress Report\20260425\37_JFIC\THPB - Thursday Poster Session_ THP Room B\THPB05.pdf | 1 |
4e08c480-1036-492a-b546-62c74ebd2a64 | should be indented approximately 0.33cm(0.13in). The
last line of a paragraph should not be printed by itself at the
beginningofacolumnnorshouldthefirstlineofaparagraph
be printed by itself at the end of a column.
Figures, Tables and Equations
Place figures and tables as close to their place of mention
aspossible. Lett... | d:\Daily_ihep\Weekly Progress Report\20260425\37_JFIC\THPB - Thursday Poster Session_ THP Room B\THPB05.pdf | 1 |
7c345401-4f5a-41d3-a40a-42d43d3a2256 | areplacedbelowfigures,andtablecaptionsareplacedabove
tables.
FigurecaptionsareformattedasshowninFigs.1and2,
while table captions take the form of a heading, with initial
letters of principle words, capitalized, and without a period
attheend(seeTables1and2). Anyreferencetothecontents
ofthetableshouldbemadefromthebodyoft... | d:\Daily_ihep\Weekly Progress Report\20260425\37_JFIC\THPB - Thursday Poster Session_ THP Room B\THPB05.pdf | 1 |
f76b2d85-f815-4340-8cd7-4248c9381516 | Single-line captions are centred in the column, while cap-
tionsthatspanmorethanonelineshouldbejustified. The
LATEXtemplateusesthe‘booktabs’packagetoformattables.
Whenreferringtoafigurefromwithinthetext,thecon-
ventionistousetheabbreviatedform[e.g.,Fig.1] unless
the reference is at the start of the sentence, in which c... | d:\Daily_ihep\Weekly Progress Report\20260425\37_JFIC\THPB - Thursday Poster Session_ THP Room B\THPB05.pdf | 2 |
d25f5f3d-0298-4bc1-9b57-a7313bb2f7d8 | parentheses [e.g., Eq. (1)], which can be achieved in L ATEX
using\eqref{eq:label} .
Units
Units should be written using the standard, roman font,
nottheitalicfont,asshowninEq. (1). Anunbreakablespace
shouldprecedeaunit(inL ATEXusea“\,”,thetemplateuses
the‘siunitx’packagetoformatunits). Someexamplesare:
3keV,100kW,7µm.... | d:\Daily_ihep\Weekly Progress Report\20260425\37_JFIC\THPB - Thursday Poster Session_ THP Room B\THPB05.pdf | 2 |
d0fe4146-43e9-4b02-95f8-52c8af0d27ca | same bracket [3, 4] and with ranges where appropriate [1–4,
10].
AURLorDOImaybeincludedaspartofareference,but
its hyperlink should NOT be added. The usual practice is to
useamonospacedfontfortheURLsoastohelpdistinguish
it from normal text. In L ATEX the ‘url’ package is used with
itsdefaultfontnowbeingswitchedto“newtxt... | d:\Daily_ihep\Weekly Progress Report\20260425\37_JFIC\THPB - Thursday Poster Session_ THP Room B\THPB05.pdf | 2 |
ab0398c6-202a-48c0-9494-52ca291112ba | terial,ANNEXB , for details. The onus is on authors to pay
attentiontothedetailsofthesaidstyletoensurecomplete,
accurate and properly formatted references.Footnotes
Footnotes on the title and author lines may be used for
acknowledgements and e-mail addresses. A non-numeric
sequence of characters (*, #, †, ‡, ¶) should ... | d:\Daily_ihep\Weekly Progress Report\20260425\37_JFIC\THPB - Thursday Poster Session_ THP Room B\THPB05.pdf | 2 |
ad246641-52a2-47da-b680-7df4b2e53632 | Before After
PAPER 14pt 0pt 3pt
TITLE UPPERCASE
EXCEPT FOR
REQUIRED lowercase
letters
Bold
Author list 12pt 9pt 12pt
UPPER- and lowercase
Abstract 12pt 0pt 3pt
Title Initial Caps
Italic
Section 12pt 9pt 3pt
Heading UPPERCASE
bold
Subsection 12pt 6pt 3pt
Heading Initial Caps
Italic
Third-level 10pt 6pt 0pt
Heading Initi... | d:\Daily_ihep\Weekly Progress Report\20260425\37_JFIC\THPB - Thursday Poster Session_ THP Room B\THPB05.pdf | 2 |
04b59285-fddd-4aa9-b9e9-d36259a8fa11 | STYLES
Table 2 summarizes the fonts and spacing used in the
stylesofaJACoWtemplate. InL ATEX,theseareimplemented
in the ‘jacow’ class file.
PAGE NUMBERS
DO NOT include any page numbers . They will be
added when the final proceedings are produced.
TEMPLATES
Template documents for the recommended word process-
ing softwa... | d:\Daily_ihep\Weekly Progress Report\20260425\37_JFIC\THPB - Thursday Poster Session_ THP Room B\THPB05.pdf | 3 |
fc4dc374-1d42-4931-ac8a-81dd499a4848 | in ‘Ghostscript’ with the switch -dEmbedAllFonts=true ’
set.
CHECKLIST FOR ELECTRONIC
PUBLICATION
Authorsarerequestedtogooverthefollowingchecklist
for electronic publication:
•UseonlyTimesorTimesNewRoman(standard,boldor
italic)andSymbolfontsfortext, 10ptexceptreferences,
which should be 9pt.
•Figures should use Times o... | d:\Daily_ihep\Weekly Progress Report\20260425\37_JFIC\THPB - Thursday Poster Session_ THP Room B\THPB05.pdf | 3 |
5b482b0e-8b6d-4f11-9511-fab6f7320e79 | can be found in ANNEX C .
CONCLUSION
Anyconclusionsshouldbeinaseparatesectiondirectly
preceding the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ,APPENDIX ,
orREFERENCES sections, in that order.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Any acknowledgement should be in a separate section
directlyprecedingthe REFERENCES orAPPENDIX sec-
tion.
APPENDIX
Any appendix should b... | d:\Daily_ihep\Weekly Progress Report\20260425\37_JFIC\THPB - Thursday Poster Session_ THP Room B\THPB05.pdf | 3 |
dca270ea-7685-4d7e-8fdc-7e6c9713d49f | ANNEX A:
FORMATTING OF AUTHORS AND AFFILIATIONS
The names of authors, their organizations/affiliations and
postaladdresses should be grouped by affiliation and listed
in12ptupper-andlowercaseletters. Thenameofthesub-
mitting or primary author should be first, followed by the
coauthors,alphabeticallybyaffiliation. Ifthe... | d:\Daily_ihep\Weekly Progress Report\20260425\37_JFIC\THPB - Thursday Poster Session_ THP Room B\THPB05.pdf | 4 |
62ac506a-acf1-4331-9034-187d6973662d | following.
Footnotesonthetitleandauthorlinesmaybeusedforac-
knowledgementsande-mailaddresses,usinganon-numeric
sequenceofcharacters(*,†,‡,§,¶asgeneratedbyL ATEX’s
\footnote command).
Forexamplesofthepreferredformattingofauthorsand
affiliations,please consult the followinglistof JACoWcol-
laboration members.
Formanuscri... | d:\Daily_ihep\Weekly Progress Report\20260425\37_JFIC\THPB - Thursday Poster Session_ THP Room B\THPB05.pdf | 4 |
f569324a-acb7-4c4f-bfde-121b110a651c | THE JACoW COLLABORATION∗
C. Petit-Jean-Genaz, J. Poole1, T. Baron, R. Billen, P. Ferreira, N. Juszka, M. Kołodziejski,
A. Mönnich, P. Poulopoulou, M. Vidal, CERN, 1211 Geneva 23, Switzerland
C. E. Eyberger, K. Jaje, Y. Jaski, Argonne National Laboratory, Lemont, IL 60439, USA
D. Button, M. Hewes, ANSTO, Lucas Heights N... | d:\Daily_ihep\Weekly Progress Report\20260425\37_JFIC\THPB - Thursday Poster Session_ THP Room B\THPB05.pdf | 5 |
580f05c9-5368-4bb5-883b-39e73b781f27 | I. Andrian†, S. Deiuri, Elettra Sincrotrone Trieste, 34149 Basovizza, Italy
J. Olander, G. Trahern, European Spallation Source, 221 00 Lund, Sweden
M. Arena, Fermilab, Batavia IL 60510, USA
F. Chautard, Grand Accélérateur National d’Ions Lourds, 14076 Caen, France
R. Müller, V. R. W. Schaa‡
GSI Helmholtzzentrum für Sch... | d:\Daily_ihep\Weekly Progress Report\20260425\37_JFIC\THPB - Thursday Poster Session_ THP Room B\THPB05.pdf | 5 |
b2475964-895b-4c7d-89c6-3080f3faef6e | J. G. de Villiers, J. Mira, iThemba Labs, P.O. Box 722, Somerset West 7130, South Africa
Y. H. Chin, K. Furukawa, T. Kosuge, A. Shirakawa, KEK, Tsukuba, Ibaraki 305-0801, Japan
P. Snopok, Illinois Institute of Technology, Chicago, IL 60616, USA
R. Apsimon, Cockcroft Institute, Lancaster University, Lancaster LA1 4YW, U... | d:\Daily_ihep\Weekly Progress Report\20260425\37_JFIC\THPB - Thursday Poster Session_ THP Room B\THPB05.pdf | 5 |
6550f346-39bf-4976-bbda-e5f96e2f4770 | J. Chrin§, Paul Scherrer Institut, 5232 Villigen PSI, Switzerland
D.-E. Kim, G.-H. Kim, K.-S. Kim, N.-Y. Kim, E.-H. Lee
Pohang Accelerator Laboratory, Gyeongbuk, Korea
A. Uchiyama, K. Yamada, RIKEN, Wako, Saitama 351-0198, Japan
H. Chen, X. Han, W. Qi, Shanghai Institute of Applied Physics, Shanghai 201800, P. R. China... | d:\Daily_ihep\Weekly Progress Report\20260425\37_JFIC\THPB - Thursday Poster Session_ THP Room B\THPB05.pdf | 5 |
a2d252a1-5fd4-4696-b6d7-95b1d10617bd | ANNEX B:
IEEE REFERENCE STYLE GUIDE AS APPLIED TO JACoW PAPERS,
PERIODICALS AND OTHER WORKS
Referencing JACoW Proceedings
TheformatforpublishedJACoWproceedingspapersis
detailed in the following and can also be readily deduced
fromRefs.[1-3]. Attheveryminimum,sufficientinforma-
tion should be given to enable readers to ... | d:\Daily_ihep\Weekly Progress Report\20260425\37_JFIC\THPB - Thursday Poster Session_ THP Room B\THPB05.pdf | 6 |
86a42cec-d4b6-4edd-84d2-577bf2a30e15 | initialletterofthefirstwordinthetitleiscapitalized. Proper
nouns,however,alsohaveacapital. Capitallettersappearing
in acronyms likewise remain unaltered
Conference Proceedings The title of the proceedings
iswrittenintitlecaseinitalicsusingstandardabbreviations,
such asInt.andConf.The preposition, “in”, in normal font,
... | d:\Daily_ihep\Weekly Progress Report\20260425\37_JFIC\THPB - Thursday Poster Session_ THP Room B\THPB05.pdf | 6 |
76cc76e7-21ac-41c5-9b4d-6bc6c853ef88 | LATEXthe‘url’packageisused. TheWordtemplateusesthe
LiberationMonoTrueTypefont(size8 pt),orLucidaSans
Typewriter font (size 7.5 pt) in earlier Word versions where
theLiberationMonofontmaynotbeavailable. InLaTeX,
the ‘url’ package is used with its default font now being
switched to “newtxtt” which offers a better distinc... | d:\Daily_ihep\Weekly Progress Report\20260425\37_JFIC\THPB - Thursday Poster Session_ THP Room B\THPB05.pdf | 6 |
a373aa84-32a6-4d67-a879-c6fc58535339 | sphere, and will further serve to avoid potential ambiguities
in cases where an acronym is not unique. Both forms, how-
ever, when adhered to, ensure a proper import into digital
libraries and information sources such as INSPIRE, Scopus,
andGoogleScholar. Authorsarealsoremindedtomakea
distinctionbetweenpaperspublishedi... | d:\Daily_ihep\Weekly Progress Report\20260425\37_JFIC\THPB - Thursday Poster Session_ THP Room B\THPB05.pdf | 6 |
a6d1e28f-4eb2-4cb6-bd7a-5a70c869ed47 | [16], manuals or handbooks [17], patents [18] and unpub-
lished material [19, 20]. When citing a periodical, only the
official abbreviation of the journal should be used [21]. Ex-
amplesofcorrectlyformattedreferencescanalsobefound
at the JACoW website, under ‘Formatting Citations’ which
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360d97c9-6580-40d8-84ce-5e365f0856fc | LIQUID LITHIUM CHARGE STRIPPING TECHNOLOGY:
ACHIEVEMENT AND LESSONS LEARNED∗
T. Kanemura†, R. Iwai, M. LaVere, F. Marti, T. Maruta, Y. Momozaki1
P. Ostroumov, A. Plastun, J. Wei, Q. Zhao
Facility for Rare Isotope Beams, Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI, USA
1also at Argonne National Laboratory, Lemont, IL, U... | d:\Daily_ihep\Weekly Progress Report\20260425\37_JFIC\TUOAB - TUOAB MC1 Contributed Oral Presentations_ MC1 Contributed Oral Presentations\TUOAB3.pdf | 0 |
c487ffe8-551d-48d2-9244-f17f5425b1dc | beamontarget. Liquidlithiumtechnologyhasbeensuccess-
fullyappliedtotheliquidlithiumchargestripperforFRIB
operations, offering a superior choice for charge stripping
of high-power heavy ion beams including uranium. Valu-
able experience has been gained in the performance and
maintenance. This paper focuses on operationa... | d:\Daily_ihep\Weekly Progress Report\20260425\37_JFIC\TUOAB - TUOAB MC1 Contributed Oral Presentations_ MC1 Contributed Oral Presentations\TUOAB3.pdf | 0 |
a358f83b-bcad-4395-99f0-094312d1d5c2 | ators is the charge stripper, which is to increase the mean
charge state of the beam thus increasing the energy gain
inthepost-stripperacceleratorwhichenablesthebeamto
attainhigherenergies. Chargestrippersplayacriticalrole
in many high intensity heavy ion accelerators and the use of
them is becoming almost universal.
A... | d:\Daily_ihep\Weekly Progress Report\20260425\37_JFIC\TUOAB - TUOAB MC1 Contributed Oral Presentations_ MC1 Contributed Oral Presentations\TUOAB3.pdf | 0 |
b1a37026-9c03-456d-a7a7-94614e381687 | Energy,OfficeofScience,OfficeofNuclearPhysicsandusedresourcesof
the Facility for Rare Isotope Beams (FRIB) Operations, which is a DOE
Office of Science User Facility under Award Number DE-SC0023633.
†kanemura@frib.msu.eduNational Laboratory (ANL) [4], FRIB developed a liquid
lithium charge stripper (LLCS) [5].
Figure1:... | d:\Daily_ihep\Weekly Progress Report\20260425\37_JFIC\TUOAB - TUOAB MC1 Contributed Oral Presentations_ MC1 Contributed Oral Presentations\TUOAB3.pdf | 0 |
6827181e-e349-41b6-a039-0aa30a09d990 | increasingtheenergygain. AttheFS1bend,multiplecharge
statesofthestrippedbeam(uptofivechargestatesforthe
uraniumbeam)canbeselectedforsimultaneousacceleration
in the rest of the linac [6,7].
Since the LLCS was commissioned, valuable operational
experienceshavebeengained. Thispapersummarizesthe
achievements and lessons le... | d:\Daily_ihep\Weekly Progress Report\20260425\37_JFIC\TUOAB - TUOAB MC1 Contributed Oral Presentations_ MC1 Contributed Oral Presentations\TUOAB3.pdf | 0 |
539fbb20-dc35-43ef-8f0c-eb598e1fbd8a | in the material is. Energy deposition becomes lower with
thebeamenergy. Thereforetheinteractionbetweenheavy
ionbeamsandmaterialsissevereratlowerenergies. Energy
deposition of uranium is 3 orders of magnitude higher than
proton at energies higher than 2MeV/u.
Figure3showsthedamageproducedbya208Pb27+beam,
8.1 MeV/u, on D... | d:\Daily_ihep\Weekly Progress Report\20260425\37_JFIC\TUOAB - TUOAB MC1 Contributed Oral Presentations_ MC1 Contributed Oral Presentations\TUOAB3.pdf | 0 |
014f968b-6cc9-41eb-9535-8535e8a57354 | Figure2: Energydepositionperunitlengthincarbonasa
function of beam energy.
leftseveredamage tothecarbonfoil. Thestripperfoilsare
usuallyverythin,ontheorderof 𝜇m. Thereforeit’sprone
to deformation which eventually leads to failures due to
displacementdamage(displacementoflatticeatoms)caused
by heavy ions. With this dam... | d:\Daily_ihep\Weekly Progress Report\20260425\37_JFIC\TUOAB - TUOAB MC1 Contributed Oral Presentations_ MC1 Contributed Oral Presentations\TUOAB3.pdf | 1 |
ea981fed-5845-41bc-8126-088e747e8cd9 | sitateddevelopmentsofinnovativechargestrippers,which
led to R&Ds of the LLCS [4].
Figure3: Damageproducedbya208Pb27+beam,8.1MeV/u,
on DLCfoils in theNSCL K1200 Cyclotron. The leftmost
photoshowsanunusedfoil,andthemiddleandrightmost
photos show two different foils exposed to the beam [8].
ACHIEVEMENTS
LLCS System Operat... | d:\Daily_ihep\Weekly Progress Report\20260425\37_JFIC\TUOAB - TUOAB MC1 Contributed Oral Presentations_ MC1 Contributed Oral Presentations\TUOAB3.pdf | 1 |
d9f5ee55-17d5-4c5c-93ea-cdf6d8cb1695 | tion hours. Figure 5 shows FRIB power ramp-up trend with
LLCS cumulative operation hours as a function of time. Upto a beam power of 5 kW, a rotating carbon foil charge strip-
per,whichco-existswiththeLLCSinFRIBbeamline[9],
supporteduseroperations. Whenthebeampowerreached
10 kW in 2023, we switched the stripper from th... | d:\Daily_ihep\Weekly Progress Report\20260425\37_JFIC\TUOAB - TUOAB MC1 Contributed Oral Presentations_ MC1 Contributed Oral Presentations\TUOAB3.pdf | 1 |
5f643897-e3ae-4670-802d-a39e635f0f1f | longest operational hours of liquid lithium facilities that
have been ever operated. The longest one is the Experimen-
talLithiumSystemduring1980-1984,whichoperatedfor
16275 hours [10]. This was part of Fusion Material Irradia-
tion Test (FMIT) project in the US.
Table 1: LLCS Project Timeline
Milestones Year
Establish... | d:\Daily_ihep\Weekly Progress Report\20260425\37_JFIC\TUOAB - TUOAB MC1 Contributed Oral Presentations_ MC1 Contributed Oral Presentations\TUOAB3.pdf | 1 |
92f9eb98-2470-4b96-a29f-f1bc9ba01fb8 | Figure 5: FRIB Power Ramp-Up Trend with LLCS Cumula-
tive Operation Hours.
Uranium Beam Stripping with LLCS and Multi-
Charge-State Acceleration
In March 2025, FRIB achieved the 20-kW beam power
of the 177 MeV/u238U beam at the target, and subsequently
used the beam for user operations, which doubled FRIB’s
previous re... | d:\Daily_ihep\Weekly Progress Report\20260425\37_JFIC\TUOAB - TUOAB MC1 Contributed Oral Presentations_ MC1 Contributed Oral Presentations\TUOAB3.pdf | 2 |
595dbb08-34ac-4e33-9473-ae13abeb2570 | in the stripper is estimated to be about 60 W. The beam
powerat thestripper andatthe targetwas2.2 and19.5 kW,
respectively.
Figure 6: Liquid lithium film stripping 17 MeV/u238U. A
bright beam spot on the film is seen on the photo. The right
figure is to illustrate what is seen on the left photo.
Figure 7 shows the meas... | d:\Daily_ihep\Weekly Progress Report\20260425\37_JFIC\TUOAB - TUOAB MC1 Contributed Oral Presentations_ MC1 Contributed Oral Presentations\TUOAB3.pdf | 2 |
c2494a04-867d-4fe0-8bc1-aa0e4c705bab | ping efficiency from 21% to 83% [7], which significantly
relax the thermal and radiation damage requirements on the
aforementionedbeamcollimator,andreducestheresidual
dose. This also eases the required intensity from the ion
source. FRIBhasbeendiligentlydevelopingmulti-chargeaccelerationforvariousionbeams.48Cabeamsorhe... | d:\Daily_ihep\Weekly Progress Report\20260425\37_JFIC\TUOAB - TUOAB MC1 Contributed Oral Presentations_ MC1 Contributed Oral Presentations\TUOAB3.pdf | 2 |
c541650f-f79c-4d10-9d6d-22e220eead92 | in our previsous papers [7,9].
LESSONS LEARNED
Film Instability
After the LLCS began supporting user operations, we
observedoccasionaldiscretefilmthicknesschanges. This
observation was impossible with limited diagnostics during
offlinetests. Thisbecamepossiblewithhigh-resolutioncon-
tinuous measurements of beam energie... | d:\Daily_ihep\Weekly Progress Report\20260425\37_JFIC\TUOAB - TUOAB MC1 Contributed Oral Presentations_ MC1 Contributed Oral Presentations\TUOAB3.pdf | 2 |
ce5cc9ed-b209-41a6-a1e0-7006251d9746 | thicknessexpressedinthebeamenergylossinthefilmfor
124Xe and238U beams. The beam energy of both beams
was17MeV/u at the stripper. As seen in the figure, there
is a most probable stable mode with less probable stable
modes around it. This is not a beam induced effect since
this behavior can be seen in all beams including... | d:\Daily_ihep\Weekly Progress Report\20260425\37_JFIC\TUOAB - TUOAB MC1 Contributed Oral Presentations_ MC1 Contributed Oral Presentations\TUOAB3.pdf | 2 |
fa0909d1-053b-404c-b838-b87c7bcc139e | Figure8: Spectrumoflithiumfilmthicknessexpressedin
energyloss(MeV/u)for124Xeand238Ubeams. Thebeam
energy of both beams was 17 MeV/u at the stripper.
the lithium jet is issued at the nozzle, for which we have
currently no diagnostics.
Thishasbeenmitigatedwithtwoenergyfeedbackcontrols.
Thisdoublefeedbackcompensationhastw... | d:\Daily_ihep\Weekly Progress Report\20260425\37_JFIC\TUOAB - TUOAB MC1 Contributed Oral Presentations_ MC1 Contributed Oral Presentations\TUOAB3.pdf | 3 |
3e01e346-1dc5-4bd5-ae8e-6f7d329c39fa | amovablestage(seeFig.1of[5]). Therefore,byadjusting
thestage’sverticalpositionwithasteppermotor,thedesired
film thickness can be selected. This significantly reduced
beam losses in LS2 ( ΔT≤0.4K).
Figure 9 shows a typical behavior of the energy feedback
controlswiththeRFcavitiesandtheLLCSstage. Thebeam
thatwasrunningwa... | d:\Daily_ihep\Weekly Progress Report\20260425\37_JFIC\TUOAB - TUOAB MC1 Contributed Oral Presentations_ MC1 Contributed Oral Presentations\TUOAB3.pdf | 3 |
a2d4d6fe-cbbe-4f83-97e2-afa4752ef82f | ofΔ𝐸𝑑𝑒𝑠𝑖𝑟𝑒𝑑). At around 07:24:00, both 𝐸𝑝𝑟𝑒and𝐸𝑝𝑜𝑠𝑡
returned to the original.
Downtime
FRIB utilizes statistics of device-by-device downtime to
aidinidentifyingdevicesthatshowvulnerabilityandmiti-
gatingthem in a timely manner with priority[2]. In the past
two years (Oct. 2022 – Sep. 2024), the average... | d:\Daily_ihep\Weekly Progress Report\20260425\37_JFIC\TUOAB - TUOAB MC1 Contributed Oral Presentations_ MC1 Contributed Oral Presentations\TUOAB3.pdf | 3 |
a7fb12c2-6f99-40b7-8cdb-fd3e005e1596 | eration, and took 57.2 hours to recover. It is well known
that copper is not compatible with liquid lithium, but it was
usedtocompleteLLCScommissioningwithbeamsbutwas
leftwithoutbeingreplacedwithalithium-compatiblesoft
steel gasket. The whole lithium system is enclosed by the
Secondary Containment Vessel (SCV) [4], whi... | d:\Daily_ihep\Weekly Progress Report\20260425\37_JFIC\TUOAB - TUOAB MC1 Contributed Oral Presentations_ MC1 Contributed Oral Presentations\TUOAB3.pdf | 3 |
cc01fc8f-ec35-4a33-986f-d20f7a468313 | 10hourstorestorethesystemfortheoperation. Socurrently
ittakesatleast36hours+Xhoursofrepair: Inevitablelong
mean downtime (MDT). The lesson learned is to increase
meantimebetweenfailures(MTBF)tokeephighavailability,
byincreasingreliabilityandrobustnessofcomponentsinthe
SCV, and carry out preventive maintenance of those ... | d:\Daily_ihep\Weekly Progress Report\20260425\37_JFIC\TUOAB - TUOAB MC1 Contributed Oral Presentations_ MC1 Contributed Oral Presentations\TUOAB3.pdf | 3 |
f83c32d2-37d6-422a-8d0d-07b51a6392ac | downstreamofthestripper. Figure10showsthelinaclayout
around the FS1 section. The D numbers, e.g. D2237 for
LLCS, show the distance from the ion source in the unit of
dm. The nearest cryomodule at D2156 is located at 8.1m
awayfromtheLLCSwithachicanein-betweentoblockthe
directlineofsightfromtheLLCS.Thereareafewchambers
u... | d:\Daily_ihep\Weekly Progress Report\20260425\37_JFIC\TUOAB - TUOAB MC1 Contributed Oral Presentations_ MC1 Contributed Oral Presentations\TUOAB3.pdf | 4 |
85ec9de0-19da-4d53-b54b-519fe4a182e2 | firstacceleratorwhichutilizesaliquidlithiumchargestripper
(LLCS). The LLCS has made significant achievements in
the past 3 years since it’s commissioned. It successfully
supportedthe 20kWuraniumaccelerationandsubsequent
user operations, pushing the power frontier of heavy ion
machines. A high availability ( 99.4%) was ... | d:\Daily_ihep\Weekly Progress Report\20260425\37_JFIC\TUOAB - TUOAB MC1 Contributed Oral Presentations_ MC1 Contributed Oral Presentations\TUOAB3.pdf | 4 |
2d90972a-1c60-4a19-bae5-7a21498bef6d | is expected that there will be more applications of the liquid
lithium technology to beam targets.
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
TheauthorswouldliketothankalltheFRIBstaffmem-
bersfortheircontributionstothesuccessfuloperationsof
the liquid lithium charge stripper with heavy ion beamsThis material is based upon work supported by the U... | d:\Daily_ihep\Weekly Progress Report\20260425\37_JFIC\TUOAB - TUOAB MC1 Contributed Oral Presentations_ MC1 Contributed Oral Presentations\TUOAB3.pdf | 4 |
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53ab74c9-09b1-4a24-a386-4cb06db0e77e | ELECTRON-ION COLLIDER∗
S. Nagaitsev†1, Brookhaven National Laboratory, Upton, NY 11733, USA
1on behalf of the EIC Project Team
Abstract
TheElectron-IonCollider(EIC),whichisbeingdesigned
byBNL,JLabandotherpartners,willbeaparticleaccelera-
torthatcollideselectronswithprotonsandnucleitoproduce
snapshotsofthoseparticles’in... | d:\Daily_ihep\Weekly Progress Report\20260425\37_JFIC\TUOAB - TUOAB MC1 Contributed Oral Presentations_ MC1 Contributed Oral Presentations\TUOAB4.pdf | 0 |
93cc9aa0-0e61-42ec-a9fa-4d3a8a5d6604 | INTRODUCTION
TheElectron-IonCollider(Fig. 1)representsasignificant
advancementinourabilitytoexplorethefundamentalstruc-
ture of matter. By enabling collisions between polarized
electronbeamsandpolarizedprotonsorions,theEICwill
provide unprecedented insights into the role of gluons—the
carriers of the strong force—in bi... | d:\Daily_ihep\Weekly Progress Report\20260425\37_JFIC\TUOAB - TUOAB MC1 Contributed Oral Presentations_ MC1 Contributed Oral Presentations\TUOAB4.pdf | 0 |
c67f06de-6d91-4adf-9751-146c060dd64b | †snagaitsev@bnl.govtheNuclearScienceAdvisoryCommitteein2023toexpedi-
tiouslycompletetheEICasthehighestpriorityforfacility
construction. According to the National Academy Report in
2018[1],thecompellingsciencecasefortheEICrestson
five pillars:
•Howdoquarks,gluons,andorbitalangularmomentum
contribute to proton spin?
•Doe... | d:\Daily_ihep\Weekly Progress Report\20260425\37_JFIC\TUOAB - TUOAB MC1 Contributed Oral Presentations_ MC1 Contributed Oral Presentations\TUOAB4.pdf | 0 |
77e9bd1e-7c92-4e75-b638-57264776117f | •High degree of polarization ( ∼70%) for both electrons
and light ions;
•Availability of hadron beams from protons to the heav-
iest stable nuclei;
•Possibly more than one interaction region.
The EIC design [2] achieves all these requirements.
ACCELERATOR PHYSICS AND
TECHNOLOGY CHALLENGES
TheEICincorporatesseveralkeyac... | d:\Daily_ihep\Weekly Progress Report\20260425\37_JFIC\TUOAB - TUOAB MC1 Contributed Oral Presentations_ MC1 Contributed Oral Presentations\TUOAB4.pdf | 0 |
b5369b2c-8d81-4185-be5e-38a6115e8319 | Table 1: Key EIC Parameters
EIC
Circumference [km] 3.834
Center-of-mass energy [GeV] 29 – 140
Number of bunches 1160
Proton bunch charge [nC] 11
Electron bunch charge [nC] 28
RMS proton bunch length [cm] 6
RMS electron bunch length [cm] 0.7
Proton𝛽∗(h/v) [cm] 80/7.2
Electron𝛽∗(h/v) [cm] 45/5.6
RMS proton emittance (h... | d:\Daily_ihep\Weekly Progress Report\20260425\37_JFIC\TUOAB - TUOAB MC1 Contributed Oral Presentations_ MC1 Contributed Oral Presentations\TUOAB4.pdf | 1 |
0dae773b-ad03-482e-95b3-d3c2cc224e1d | (IP), as listed in Table 1.
The small𝛽-functions at the IP require low- 𝛽quadrupole
magnetsascloseaspossibletotheinteractionpoint. How-
ever,thedetectoritselfoccupiessome ±4.5to5 maround
theIP,thuspushingtheclosestfocusingelementstoadis-
tance of about 5 to 5.5 m from the IP. To accomplish this
forboththeelectronandt... | d:\Daily_ihep\Weekly Progress Report\20260425\37_JFIC\TUOAB - TUOAB MC1 Contributed Oral Presentations_ MC1 Contributed Oral Presentations\TUOAB4.pdf | 1 |
cfb5fba5-464b-49bb-8401-dbe19a6d9e0b | used to separate the hadron beam on the forward side of
the detector (the right-hand side of the detector in Fig. 2)
from the±4 mradneutron cone that is passed along to the
Zero Degree Calorimeter (ZDC). The hadron magnets on
theforwardsideneedtohavelargeaperturestoaccommo-
date not only the beam itself, but also the n... | d:\Daily_ihep\Weekly Progress Report\20260425\37_JFIC\TUOAB - TUOAB MC1 Contributed Oral Presentations_ MC1 Contributed Oral Presentations\TUOAB4.pdf | 1 |
6a0d6aa2-d8f2-4d8a-9020-9f8851d67cc0 | measurement.
Protonspinrotationfromtheverticalpolarizationinthe
arcstothelongitudinalpolarizationattheIPisaccomplished
bythesamehelicaldipolerotators[4]thatarecurrentlyin
useatRHIC.IntheESR,twosetsofsolenoid-basedrotators
will be installed. These solenoids rotate the vertical spins
comingfromthearcsby90degreesintothera... | d:\Daily_ihep\Weekly Progress Report\20260425\37_JFIC\TUOAB - TUOAB MC1 Contributed Oral Presentations_ MC1 Contributed Oral Presentations\TUOAB4.pdf | 1 |
832d53d4-1677-4557-bd58-37d3ce549daa | jector chain. RHIC consists of two superconducting (4.5
K) storage rings with a circumference of 3.8 km, “Blue”
and “Yellow”. The two rings intersect at six equally spaced
locationsaroundtheringcircumference,twoofwhichare
currentlyequippedwithparticledetectors,“STAR”atIR6,
and “sPHENIX” at IR8. Ion species from protons... | d:\Daily_ihep\Weekly Progress Report\20260425\37_JFIC\TUOAB - TUOAB MC1 Contributed Oral Presentations_ MC1 Contributed Oral Presentations\TUOAB4.pdf | 1 |
1e107b91-447a-4f8f-8a9c-b57331446f1a | the Hadron Storage Ring (HSR) of the EIC, while a new
electron storage ring (ESR) will be added in the collider
tunnel. Figure1showsthelayoutsoftheRHICcolliderwith
its injector chain and of the Electron-Ion Collider. A new
detector, ePIC, will be placed at IR6, while the IR8 location
is reserved for the second detector... | d:\Daily_ihep\Weekly Progress Report\20260425\37_JFIC\TUOAB - TUOAB MC1 Contributed Oral Presentations_ MC1 Contributed Oral Presentations\TUOAB4.pdf | 1 |
afdd8ecd-dff7-4655-95bc-ea191ad41b08 | to image currents. A secondary layer of amorphous carbon
reducesthesecondaryelectronyield(SEY)topreventthe
build-up of electron clouds.
WhileeachofthetwopresentRHICringsisequippedwith
two Siberian snakes for polarization preservation, four addi-
tional Siberian snakes will be installed in the EIC Hadron | d:\Daily_ihep\Weekly Progress Report\20260425\37_JFIC\TUOAB - TUOAB MC1 Contributed Oral Presentations_ MC1 Contributed Oral Presentations\TUOAB4.pdf | 1 |
64115372-3682-4708-87e1-306ed3dac668 | Figure 2: Schematic view of the interaction region.
Figure 3: HSR actively-cooled beam screens.
Storage Ring – the former "Yellow" RHIC ring. Two of
thesedeviceswillbedirectlytransplantedfromthe"Blue"
RHIC ring, while the other two will be constructed using
the individual magnets of the "Blue" spin rotators.
The large ... | d:\Daily_ihep\Weekly Progress Report\20260425\37_JFIC\TUOAB - TUOAB MC1 Contributed Oral Presentations_ MC1 Contributed Oral Presentations\TUOAB4.pdf | 2 |
c2b6a296-becc-4013-84c2-dec435facf58 | allowforevenlowerionenergies,a“Blue”arcbetweenIR12
andIR2willbeutilizedasabypass(seeFig.1). Theaverage
radius of this arc is about 90 cm smaller than that of the cor-
responding “Yellow” arc, which reduces the circumference
of the HSR by roughly 90 cm. The resulting circumference
then corresponds to a Lorentz factor of... | d:\Daily_ihep\Weekly Progress Report\20260425\37_JFIC\TUOAB - TUOAB MC1 Contributed Oral Presentations_ MC1 Contributed Oral Presentations\TUOAB4.pdf | 2 |
3d94a403-337d-4eab-99a5-62ee184aa82b | erationally demonstrated at the Low Energy RHIC electron
Cooler (LEReC) [7].
At a later stage, cooling at collision energies could be
added. Based on a detailed luminosity model for the EIC,
this addition would increase the average luminosity by a
factor of two if the cooling scheme is based on Coherent
electronCooling... | d:\Daily_ihep\Weekly Progress Report\20260425\37_JFIC\TUOAB - TUOAB MC1 Contributed Oral Presentations_ MC1 Contributed Oral Presentations\TUOAB4.pdf | 2 |
5fc11af9-d2f0-42e4-8767-45d7d34c7f6d | black curves correspond to the case of proton beam cooling
at collisions during stores in addition to injection energy
cooling,whiletheredcurvescorrespondtooperationwith
cooling at injection energy only.
Electron Storage Ring
The Electron Storage Ring (ESR) is based on a conven-
tional FODO lattice. The bending section... | d:\Daily_ihep\Weekly Progress Report\20260425\37_JFIC\TUOAB - TUOAB MC1 Contributed Oral Presentations_ MC1 Contributed Oral Presentations\TUOAB4.pdf | 2 |
33840a37-4786-4914-ba25-7abe66b2d746 | super-bendsarepoweredatreversepolarity. Theresulting
sharp, reverse bend increases the emittance to the desired
value of 20 nm. In addition, it enhances radiation damping
tosupportlargebeam-beamparametersevenatthelowest
electron beam energy. The most challenging ESR opera-
tions regime will likely be at 10 GeV, where t... | d:\Daily_ihep\Weekly Progress Report\20260425\37_JFIC\TUOAB - TUOAB MC1 Contributed Oral Presentations_ MC1 Contributed Oral Presentations\TUOAB4.pdf | 2 |
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