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Fixed Field Alternating Gradient Accelerators: The Future Challenges S Machida ASTeC/STFC Rutherford Appleton Laboratory 01 December 2014 Beam dynamics meets Magnets 2014

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  • Fixed Field Alternating Gradient Accelerators: The Future Challenges

    S Machida ASTeC/STFC Rutherford Appleton Laboratory

    01 December 2014 Beam dynamics meets Magnets 2014

  • Outline

    Brief introduction to FFAG

    2

    Challenges of FFAG accelerators in 4 areaas an alternative to linacsas an alternative to synchrotronsas an alternative to cyclotronsas a beam transport line

    Challenge of FFAG magnets

    Summary

  • Introduction simple question

    Is FFAG (Fixed Field Alternating Gradient) accelerator one family of cyclotron?

    3

    Chandrasekhar

    Bohr

    Lawrence

    FFAG Cyclotron

  • Introduction no simple answer

    4

    Yes, but someone says cyclotron is one family of FFAG.

    • Orbits spiral out with acceleration.

    • Have wide aperture in horizontal than vertical.

    • Beams stay around median plane by transverse focusing.

    Pulsed beam FFAG Synchro cyclotronCW FFAG Isochronous cyclotron

    top view side viewIn both accelerators,

  • Introduction one difference

    Alternating gradient (or strong focusing) makes FFAG different from cyclotron.

    5

    focusing defocusingz

    r

    z

    rBzgap gap

    focusing defocusingz z

    r rBzgap gap

    AG magnets in FFAG

    AG magnets in synchrotron

    high p orbit

    low p orbit

    Bz(r)

    r

    Gradient of

    high p

    Gradient of

    low p

    Orbit of

    low p

    Orbit of

    high p

    Bz(r) = B0(r

    r0)k

    bend inward as well as outward

  • Brief introduction to FFAG

    6

    Challenges of FFAG accelerators in 4 areaas an alternative to linacsas an alternative to synchrotronsas an alternative to cyclotronsas a beam transport line

    Challenge of FFAG magnets

    Summary

  • FFAG as an alternative to linac demands

    7

    Short lived particles like muons and unstable ions have to be accelerated as quick as possible.

    Linac is the obvious solution, but using accelerating structure more than once is a cost effective alternative.

    One option is Recirculating Linear Accelerator (RLA). The other is FFAG.

    RLA needs several arcs for each momentum. FFAG has single ring.

    Beams circulates only 10 turns or less.

    Neutrino Factory design

    RLA

    FFAG

  • FFAG as an alternative to linac what has been done

    8

    EMMA at Daresbury lab as demonstration of principle.

    resonance crossing

    serpentine channel acceleration

    sim.

    sim. exp.

    exp.

    Ref. Machida, et.al., Nature Physics, Vol. 8, No. 3 (2012) 243.

  • FFAG as an alternative to linac challenge of injection and extraction

    9

    Muon beam emittance is large even after cooling.

    As in the case of any circular accelerator, injection and extraction are one of issues.

    Ref. Berg, et.al., PRST-AB 9, 011001 (2006).

  • Brief introduction to FFAG

    10

    Challenges of FFAG accelerators in 4 areaas an alternative to linacsas an alternative to synchrotronsas an alternative to cyclotronsas a beam transport line

    Challenge of FFAG magnets

    Summary

  • FFAG as an alternative to synchrotron demands

    11

    Need of high power pulsed beams for neutron and muon production.

    Compact, easy operation, and flexible accelerators for cancer therapy.

    Accelerators beyond ISIS, SNS, J-Parc and ESS

    J-Parc

    Loma Linda Proton Therapy Centre

  • FFAG as an alternative to synchrotron what has been done

    12

    R&D as an alternative to medium energy synchrotron.

    PoP 1 MeV proton FFAG with 1 kHz operation in 1999

    Design work started in 1980s for spallation neutron source

    150 MeV prototype FFAG

    Aspen at ANL

  • FFAG as an alternative to synchrotron challenge of high power operation

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    High bunch charge

    • Does FFAG can have the same level of tune spread as in synchrotron despite highly nonlinear lattice? !

    !!• Can we keep horizontal emittance

    larger than vertical to reduce space charge effects?

    Fixed field magnets increase repetition rate to obtain high beam power

    However, high bunch charge (same level of synchrotron) is necessary to aim at higher beam power.

    Experiments at KURRI KURRI FFAG

  • “York free” magnet

    FFAG as an alternative to synchrotron good challenge, but…

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    It worked as we expected, but a lot of fringe field leakage.Makes a problem when it coupled with magnetic material in the straight section.

    focus defocusz

    r

    z

    • Make it lighter • Open space for injection/extraction

  • Brief introduction to FFAG

    15

    Challenges of FFAG accelerators in 4 areaas an alternative to linacsas an alternative to synchrotronsas an alternative to cyclotronsas a beam transport line

    Challenge of FFAG magnets

    Summary

  • FFAG as an alternative to cyclotron demands

    16

    ADS needs >10 MW continuous beams with high reliability.

    Superconducting linac and cyclotron are present option.

    MYRRHA project(600 MeV, 4 mA)

  • FFAG as an alternative to cyclotron difficulties in cyclotrons

    17

    High energy around or more than 1 GeVBeam loss at extraction due to small turn separation

    FFAG may be able to overcome those problems.

    Chautard, CAS “Small Accelerators” (2005)

  • FFAG as an alternative to cyclotron challenge of reducing beam loss

    18

    Because of alternating gradient magnets, more freedom of the lattice structure, having insertion is easy and that gives more space for extraction.

    Synchrotron lattice evolved from circular to polygon with a concept of superperiodicity.

    Similarly, FFAG lattice can design superperiod with long straight section.

    4-fold lattice

    beta function

    egg shape lattice (J.B.Lagrange)

    beta function

  • FFAG as an alternative to cyclotron challenge of increasing energy

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    The maximum energy of cyclotron is limited by transverse focusing field.

    Stephen Brooks, IPAC’14

    Bz = �B0 B0 =mc

    eRR =

    c

    2⇡fMean field , where and

    is the radius when R v ! c

    Focusing field as a derivative of mean field with respect to radius

    dBzdr

    =B0R

    d�

    d�=

    B0R

    ��3 r = �R, where

    However, beam momentum increases as ��

    Therefore, focusing becomes too strong at high energy.1

    B⇢

    dBzdr

    = (�

    R)2

  • FFAG as an alternative to cyclotron challenge of increasing energy

    20

    One way to overcome the maximum energy of cyclotron.

    3D cyclotron (or FFAG) by Stephen Brooks

    Similar idea exited beforeRef. Teichmann, Atomnaya Energiya 12 (1962) 475.

    Tilted Orbit Excursion

    June 2014 Stephen Brooks, IPAC’14 34

    Teichmann (1962) also had idea

    Stephen Brooks, IPAC’14

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    FFAG as an alternative to cyclotron challenge of increasing energy

    How the magnetic field is specified?

    Stephen Brooks, IPAC’14

    Maxwell’s equations in free space,

    @y

    B =

    0

    @0 @

    x

    0�@

    x

    0 �@z

    0 @z

    0

    1

    AB

    @y

    C =

    0

    @1 Y

    x

    0�Y

    x

    1 �Yz

    0 Yz

    1

    1

    A�1 0

    @0 @

    x

    0�@

    x

    0 �@z

    0 @z

    0

    1

    AC

    r ·B=0 r⇥B=0rearranged from &

    In flat surface case, off surface field can be obtained as Taylor series,B(x, y, z) =

    P1n=0

    yn

    n! @nyB(x, 0, z)

    In curved surface case, off surface field can be also obtained as Taylor series,

    B(x, y, z) =P1

    n=0(y�Y (x,z))n

    n! @n

    y

    C(x, 0, z)

    where C(x, y, z) = B(x, y + Y (x, z), z) with curved surfaceY (x, z)

    and

    where Yx

    = @Y@x

    etc.Ref. http://stephenbrooks.org/ap/report/2014-2/offsurface.pdf

    http://stephenbrooks.org/ap/report/2014-2/offsurface.pdf

  • FFAG as an alternative to cyclotron challenge of increasing energy

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    Orbit moves vertically as well as horizontally.

    Stephen Brooks, IPAC’14

    Orbit Locations at Matching Plane

    June 2014 Stephen Brooks, IPAC’14 40

    June 2014 Stephen Brooks, IPAC’14 38

    ping pong ball accelerator!

  • Brief introduction to FFAG

    23

    Challenges of FFAG accelerators in 4 areaas an alternative to linacsas an alternative to synchrotronsas an alternative to cyclotronsas a beam transport line

    Challenge of FFAG magnets

    Summary

  • FFAG as a beam transport line demands

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    There are demands for large momentum acceptance in beam transport line.

    Gantry: does not have to reset magnet strength to transport particles with different momenta.

    Muon and secondary beams: momentum spread is large due to production process.

    Beams from laser plasma accelerators: momentum spread is large due to acceleration mechanism.

    AIST report 2004

  • FFAG as a beam transport line idea

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    FFAG magnets can be placed in straight line.

    This can been seen as the limit of infinitely large radius.

    The field profile becomes exponential.

    Bz(r) = B0(r

    r0)k

    Ref. Machida, et.al., PRST-AB 13, 084001 (2010).

    F FD D

    high plow p

    high plow p

    radius! 1

    r

    Bz(r)

    y

    Bz(y)

  • FFAG as a beam transport line regular and dispersion matching cell

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    Alternating Gradient lattice (FDDF) with FFAG magnets can make beam transport line with large momentum acceptance.

    0.8 GeV/c

    0.4 GeV/c

    0.2 GeV/c

    0.1 GeV/c

    Beta function for 0.1 ~ 0.8 GeV/c beams is identical.

    k=100 ~50 100

    In the beginning and the end, we can insert dispersion matching section with as twice as much larger field index magnets.

    Bz(r) = B0(r

    r0)k

  • FFAG as a beam transport line what has been done

    27

    Experimental large momentum acceptance has been validated at KURRI by J.B. Lagrange.

    Ref. Lagrange, et.al., NIM A, Vol. 691 (2012) 55.

    Bz(y) = B0 exp⇣

    n⇢ y

    y horizontal coordinate

  • FFAG as a beam transport line future challenge

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    FFAG undulator with large momentum acceptance for the beams from laser plasma accelerators?

    Ultimate undulator with field gradient!?

    0.5 GeV/c

    0.4 GeV/c

    0.3 GeV/c

    0.2 GeV/c

    Ref. Fuchs, et.al., Nature Physics, Vol. 5, No. 11 (2009) 826.

  • Brief introduction to FFAG

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    Challenges of FFAG accelerators in 4 areaas an alternative to linacsas an alternative to synchrotronsas an alternative to cyclotronsas a beam transport line

    Challenge of FFAG magnets

    Summary

  • Challenge of FFAG magnets in all area flexibility in operation

    In synchrotrons

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    In FFAGs (and cyclotrons)

    Dipole strength is adjusted as a function of time.

    Gradient of quadrupole is adjusted as a function of time.

    Field profile should be adjusted as a function of space coordinates.

    Orbit and optics are controlled as a function of time (t).

    Orbit and optics are controlled as a function of space coordinates (x,y,z).

    FFAGs in particular, AG focusing means there are many azimuthal harmonics.

  • Challenge of FFAG magnets in all area combination of multipoles

    FFAG magnetic field profile is decomposed by multipoles and keep individual strength as a control knob.

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    In practice, the first few normal multipoles are enough to shape field profile which satisfies beam dynamics.

    dipole, quadrupole, sextupole, decapole, dodecapole

    by Holger Witte

    Ref. Sheehy, et.al., PRST-AB 13, 040101 (2010).

  • Challenge of FFAG magnets in all area proposal of small test ring

    Taking the first 5 multipoles (knobs), adjust the lattice either cyclotron like (fixed frequency) or FFAG like (fixed tune) or in between.

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    cyclotron mode (fixed frequency)

    FFAG mode (fixed tune)

  • Summary challenges

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    As a linac Large aperture devices for injection and extraction.

    Experimental study is going on at KURRI.

    As a synchrotronHigh bunch charge operation.

    As a cyclotronOptics with idea borrowed from synchrotron (e.g. long straight).Magnets which put the beam both in H and V directions.

    As a beam transportLarge momentum acceptance beam line.

    Magnet challengeFFAG undulator

    Do we have necessary and sufficient knobs?

  • Thank you for your attention.

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