Author:
Stancari G.,Agustsson R.,Banerjee N.,Boffo C.,Burov A.,Carlson K.,Cathey B.,Chen Y.-C.,Chung M.,Crawford D.,Dhuley R.,Eddy N.,Freemire B.,Hall C.,Kim Y.-K.,Kolehmainen A.,Lebedev V.,Murokh A.,Nagaitsev S.,Park C.S.,Perini D.,Romanov A.,Ruan J.,Shiltsev V.,Smirnov A.,Stern E.,Valishev A.
Abstract
Abstract
The electron lens in the Fermilab Integrable Optics Test
Accelerator (IOTA) will enable new research in nonlinear integrable
optics, space-charge compensation, electron cooling, and the
stability of intense beams. This research addresses scientific
questions on high-brightness beams and operational challenges of
high-power accelerators for nuclear and particle physics. We review
the roles that electron lenses play in this field and the physical
principles behind their applications. The design criteria and
specifications for the IOTA storage ring and electron lens are then
discussed. We conclude with a description of the components of the
apparatus.
Subject
Mathematical Physics,Instrumentation
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