Plasma Light As Diagnostic For Wakefields Driven By Developing Self-Modulation Of A Long Particle Bunch

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Autori principali: Muggli, P., Bergamaschi, M., Pucek, J., Easton, D., Pisani, J., Uncles, J.
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Pubblicazione: 2024
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author Muggli, P.
Bergamaschi, M.
Pucek, J.
Easton, D.
Pisani, J.
Uncles, J.
author_facet Muggli, P.
Bergamaschi, M.
Pucek, J.
Easton, D.
Pisani, J.
Uncles, J.
contents We outline plans to use plasma light emitted as atomic lines radiation as a diagnostic for wakefields driven in plasma by a self-modulating, long proton bunch. This diagnostic is built into the design of a new vapor/plasma source that will also allow for imposing a plasma density step of various height at various locations. Such a step of a few percent in relative density placed at a location where the self-modulation process grows is predicted by numerical simulations to make the bunch drive wakefields with GV/m amplitude over hundreds of meters of plasma.
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spellingShingle Plasma Light As Diagnostic For Wakefields Driven By Developing Self-Modulation Of A Long Particle Bunch
Muggli, P.
Bergamaschi, M.
Pucek, J.
Easton, D.
Pisani, J.
Uncles, J.
Plasma Physics
Accelerator Physics
We outline plans to use plasma light emitted as atomic lines radiation as a diagnostic for wakefields driven in plasma by a self-modulating, long proton bunch. This diagnostic is built into the design of a new vapor/plasma source that will also allow for imposing a plasma density step of various height at various locations. Such a step of a few percent in relative density placed at a location where the self-modulation process grows is predicted by numerical simulations to make the bunch drive wakefields with GV/m amplitude over hundreds of meters of plasma.
title Plasma Light As Diagnostic For Wakefields Driven By Developing Self-Modulation Of A Long Particle Bunch
topic Plasma Physics
Accelerator Physics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2410.23817