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Chromaticity shift induced by misalignment of Landau Octupole Magnets Neal Anderson Department: BE-ABP Advisor: Rogelio Tomas Mentor: Ewen Maclean LHC

Chromaticity shift induced by misalignment of Landau Octupole Magnets Neal Anderson Department: BE-ABP Advisor: Rogelio Tomas Mentor: Ewen Maclean LHC

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Tune (Q) – is the number of oscillations (about the closed orbit) per revolution Revolutions Beam position (arbitrary units) Q = 1.00

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Page 1: Chromaticity shift induced by misalignment of Landau Octupole Magnets Neal Anderson Department: BE-ABP Advisor: Rogelio Tomas Mentor: Ewen Maclean LHC

Chromaticity shift induced by misalignment of Landau Octupole

Magnets

Neal Anderson

Department: BE-ABPAdvisor: Rogelio TomasMentor: Ewen Maclean

LHC

Page 2: Chromaticity shift induced by misalignment of Landau Octupole Magnets Neal Anderson Department: BE-ABP Advisor: Rogelio Tomas Mentor: Ewen Maclean LHC

Accelerator Optics• Design Orbit – Ideal path for the

beam to follow around the LHC.

• Closed Orbit – Actual path the beam follows around the accelerator. (Differs slightly from ideal path)

• The actual path of a particle oscillates around the closed orbit in both transverse (perpendicular to the beam direction) planes.

• Beta Function – the envelope within which an individual particle path oscillates. It defines the maximum amplitude of oscillation.

Closed Orbit

Beta Function

Actual Path of a Particle

Page 3: Chromaticity shift induced by misalignment of Landau Octupole Magnets Neal Anderson Department: BE-ABP Advisor: Rogelio Tomas Mentor: Ewen Maclean LHC

Tune (Q) – is the number of oscillations (about the closed orbit)

per revolution

Revolutions

Beam

pos

ition

(arb

itrar

y un

its)

Q = 1.00

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Revolutions

Beam

pos

ition

(arb

itrar

y un

its)

Q = 0.33

Rational tunes result in resonances, which multiply the effect of instabilities

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Taken from Gluap

Verti

cal T

une

HorizontalTune

Chromaticity: Q’ = dQ/(dp/p)

Resonance Diagram

.Tune

Chromaticity

Page 6: Chromaticity shift induced by misalignment of Landau Octupole Magnets Neal Anderson Department: BE-ABP Advisor: Rogelio Tomas Mentor: Ewen Maclean LHC

Magnets in the LHC• Dipole Magnets Steer the

beam

• Quadrupoles focus the beam

• Determine Beta Function and Tune

• Sextupoles correct the chromaticity

• Octupoles are used to damp other instabilities. Pictures taken from wikipedia

Page 7: Chromaticity shift induced by misalignment of Landau Octupole Magnets Neal Anderson Department: BE-ABP Advisor: Rogelio Tomas Mentor: Ewen Maclean LHC

Motivation

With Landau Octupoles

Without Landau Octupoles

Q’ and Landau Octupole Current vs. Time (Beam 1)

(Beam 2)

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How do octupoles affect chromaticity?

Page 9: Chromaticity shift induced by misalignment of Landau Octupole Magnets Neal Anderson Department: BE-ABP Advisor: Rogelio Tomas Mentor: Ewen Maclean LHC

My project - Measure systematic closed orbit of Landau Octupoles and study resulting

chromaticity shifts in 2012

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Mean: 1.84 units Median: 1.67 units

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Conclusions

• Landau Octupole effect is larger and more frequent than expected

• Chromaticities caused by the Landau Octupole misalignment are significant enough to cause concerns for operation

• The LHC may decide to actively correct for this effect in the future

Page 14: Chromaticity shift induced by misalignment of Landau Octupole Magnets Neal Anderson Department: BE-ABP Advisor: Rogelio Tomas Mentor: Ewen Maclean LHC

Acknowledgements

Rogelio Tomas, Ewen Maclean, CERN Summer Student Program, U of M REU program

ReferenceEdmond Wilson, “Introduction to Particle Accelerators”

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Q = 0.51

Ideal tune is irrational

The beam never returns to the same

point twiceInstabilities are

evenly distributed and their effects are dampened