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| Publications [#167644] of Ying Wu
Papers Published
- J. Zhang, C. Sun, W. Wu, J. Li, Y. K. Wu, A. W. Chao, Feasibility study of electron beam polarization measurement using Touschek lifetime,
Proceedings of 2009 Particle Accelerator Conference
(2009),
pp. 1671-1673
(last updated on 2011/05/18)
Abstract: Touschek scattering is the dominant loss mechanism for the electron beam in a low energy storage ring with a large bunch current. The Duke Free-Electron Laser (FEL) storage ring typically operates in the one-bunch or two-bunch mode with a very high bunch current and a varying electron beam energy as low as 250 MeV. The study of the Touschek lifetime is important for improving the performance of the Duke storage ring based light sources, including the storage ring FELs and a FEL driven Compton gamma source, the High Intensity Gamma-ray Source. This work reports our lifetime measurement results for few-bunch operation of the Duke storage ring. The Touschek loss rate is reduced when an electron beam is polarized in the storage ring. The change of the Touschek lifetime can be used as a method to monitor polarization of the electron beam. In this work, we will also report our preliminary results of the electron beam energy measurements using the resonant depolarization technique.
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