Development of self-modulation as a function of plasma length

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Hauptverfasser: Clairembaud, Arthur, Turner, Marlene, Muggli, Patric
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author Clairembaud, Arthur
Turner, Marlene
Muggli, Patric
author_facet Clairembaud, Arthur
Turner, Marlene
Muggli, Patric
contents We use numerical simulations to determine whether the saturation length of the self-modulation (SM) instability of a long proton bunch in plasma could be determined by measuring the radius of the bunch halo SM produces. Results show that defocused protons acquire their maximum transverse momentum and exit the wakefields at a distance approximately equal to the saturation length of the wakefields. This suggests that measuring the radius of the halo as a function of plasma length in the AWAKE experiment would yield a very good estimate for the saturation length of SM.
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spellingShingle Development of self-modulation as a function of plasma length
Clairembaud, Arthur
Turner, Marlene
Muggli, Patric
Plasma Physics
Accelerator Physics
We use numerical simulations to determine whether the saturation length of the self-modulation (SM) instability of a long proton bunch in plasma could be determined by measuring the radius of the bunch halo SM produces. Results show that defocused protons acquire their maximum transverse momentum and exit the wakefields at a distance approximately equal to the saturation length of the wakefields. This suggests that measuring the radius of the halo as a function of plasma length in the AWAKE experiment would yield a very good estimate for the saturation length of SM.
title Development of self-modulation as a function of plasma length
topic Plasma Physics
Accelerator Physics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2412.12922