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THE EFFECTS OF FIELD EMITTED ELECTRONS ON RF SURFACE
The ever-growing demand for higher RF gradients has
considerably increased the risk of breakdown in
accelerating structures. Field emission is the most
common form of RF breakdown that generates free
electrons capable of inflicting irreversible damages on the
RF surface. This paper presents a systematic experimental
and simulation programme to understand possible sources
and their influence on RF cavity operatio
Combined Electromagnetic-Thermal-Structural Simulation of the Four-Metre Radio Frequency Quadrupole to be Installed on the Front End Test Stand
Pamela: development of the RF system for a non-relativistic non-scaling FFAG
The PAMELA project(Particle Accelerator For MEdical
Applications) currently consists of the design of a particle
therapy facility. The project, which is in the design phase,
contains Non-Scaling FFAG, particle accelerator capable
of rapid beam acceleration, giving a pulse repetition rate of
1kHz, far beyond that of a conventional synchrotron. To
realise the repetition rate, a key component of the accelerator
is the rf accelerating system. The combination of a high
energy gain per turn and a high repetition rate is a significant
challenge. In this paper, options for the rf system of
the proton ring and the status of development are presented
Conceptual design of a nonscaling fixed field alternating gradient accelerator for protons and carbon ions for charged particle therapy
Published by the American Physical Society under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 License. Further distribution of this work must maintain attribution to the author(s) and the published articleâs title, journal citation, and DOI.The conceptual design for a nonscaling fixed field alternating gradient accelerator suitable for charged particle therapy (the use of protons and other light ions to treat some forms of cancer) is described.EPSR
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