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On theboundarybetweencoherent
andincoherenteffects: a smallstudyG. Franchetti, GSI
Space Charge 2019, CERN
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1.Introduction
2.Debye length and collective effects 1D
3.An indicator for a beam
4.Summary and considerations
Introduction
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A dynamics driven by a global force deriving from the full beam: e.g. space chargeCollective Effects
Incoherent Effects
A dynamics in which each particle is driven by a force independent by other particlesCoherent effects
A dynamics where particle move coherently AEhaving a same property in the dynamics, same phase Coherent effects AEare originated by collective force Coherent effects AEare originated by incoherent forces: envelope oscillations without SC Goal of this small study AEexplore the relation of collective effects to the Debye length to be used as an indicator of the relevance of the incoherent effectsIfࣅD>> a thescreeningwill beineffective
andsingle-particlebehaviorwill dominate.IfࣅD << acollectiveeffectsdue totheself
fieldsofthebeam will playan importantrole. Beam a1)theDebyelengthincreaseswithenergy2) at sufficientlyhigh energythespace-
charge forcesbecomeinsignificantin comparisontotheexternalforcesacting on a beam.Debye length in a beam
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M. Reiser book
y x Typical textbook example:the one dimensional example4/11/20195G. Franchetti
Vibration and Waves in physics, Iain G, Main, Cambridge University Press, 1978Model including the bounding
potential zQuadratic potential
z=0Micro-plane = infinite plane with uniformly
distributed charged particles each with mass m, and charge q4/11/20196G. Franchetti
Surface particle density
G. Franchetti IPAC19 orIOP Conf. Series: Journal of Physics: Conf. Series to appearElectric field created by a
micro-plane zQuadratic potential
Z=0Infinite plane
uniformly chargedConstant field
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zz'Equation of motion
theinfiniteextensionofthemicro-planes.4/11/2019G. Franchetti8
Space charge force for a full
distribution zQuadratic potential
Z=0 microplanesplane density4/11/20199G. Franchetti
zSpace charge force for a full
distribution zQuadratic potential
Z=0 microplanesplane density4/11/201910G. Franchetti
zEquation of motion
With this equation it is possible to compute the evolution of micro-planesDistribution of micro-planesDynamical coordinates
͞Beam distribution"
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Stationary distribution
In general a distribution depends on time
Stationary distribution AEkeep the same ͞character" (edžample͗ KV remains a KV)In this example the distribution is
If all forces are linear, stationary distributions are possible if f() is function of the single particle invariantDistribution is of type:
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Linearity of forces requires
zNumber of ͞particles" constant
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Generating the macro-planes
distribution An approximated distribution is obtained transforming two Gaussian4/11/2019G. Franchetti14
Matched distribution
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Single particle equation for a
stationary distributionFor this distribution
With Debye frequency and
Using scaled coordinates
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Depressed focusing
Depressed Twiss parameters
For each particle of the
distributionOptics and invariants
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Incoherent tune-shift
͞Debye" tune-shift
Oscillation frequencies
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Dynamics at the space charge limit
Space charge limit AE
Distribution: 1) uniform in
Lets add a perturbation to the equilibrium distribution:Add some velocity to particles in a small region
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2) stationary
Equation of motion
Stationary solutionperturbation
Feature of the perturbation
( N-+ N+ = N0 )For small perturbations
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Evolution of a density perturbation
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Matched distribution
1-1Perturbing the velocities
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1-1Motion of the perturbation
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Equation of motion of
micro-planes harmonic oscillatorInitial conditions
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Solution for central ͞particles"
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In phase space
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Perturbing the velocities
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Perturbing the velocities
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1-1 z1 vWhat happen
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Above the space charge limit
depressedlatticekz/kz0dynamics, whichacts incoherentlyoverall particlesIncoherent regime
a Debye dynamicscharacterizedby thetermwithʘ2/kz0whichinvolve theperturbationɷNо(z)Collective regime
Equationofmotion
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Which regime dominates ?
Incoherent
Collective
In terms of optical functions
Incoherent
= rmssize = rmsvelocity is the Debye length4/11/2019G. Franchetti34
Regimes and Debye length
Incoherent dominated regime
Collective dominated regime
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Distribution above
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AEUse the stationary distribution
This is a density function f(ߝ
The x projection yields a uniform
distribution f(ߝ xG. Franchetti4/11/201937
This distribution
Does not change
With time
Xrms= 1.73
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XThe projection of
This distribution
Does not change
With time and is
uniformXrms= 1.73
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Here we perturb the
Distribution and look
For ͞collectiǀe" effects
Xrms= 1.73
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Here we perturb the
Distribution and look
For ͞collectiǀe" effects
Xrms= 1.73
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Here we perturb the
Distribution and look
For ͞collectiǀe" effects
Xrms= 1.73
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Here we perturb the
Distribution and look
For ͞collectiǀe" effects
Xrms= 1.73
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Collective effects are related
to the Debye length the more intense the beam is, the higher is the tune-shiftIs the thermal
temperatureG. Franchetti
What is it
?In an particle accelerator beamOnly with the thermal velocity
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x -0.6 -0.4 -0.2 -0 0.2 0.4 0.6 -4-2024For a ͞linear correlation"
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Debye length in beams
Matched beam distribution
Debye length (Reiser Book)
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Incoherent vs Collective
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1 2 3 4 500.050.10.150.20.250.3|Qx| / Qx0
fCollective
Space charge
Incoherent
Space charge
MixedRegime
Qx0ઢQx0
PS-Exp.6.10.055.5
GSI-Exp4.30.054.6
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Possible dynamical regimes
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Collective EffectsIncoherent Effects
Space charge forces
create a collective beam response:Envelope oscillations
Envelope instabilities
Coherent tunes
Space charge forces
acts only on particles like ͞edžternal forces"Amplitude dependent detuning
Tune-spread
Modification of optics
Structure resonances
Feature
Example
Time scale
FastFast
Summary and comments
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1.Although the beam is a ͞non-neutral" plasma, the Debye length seems still
to have a meaning for collective effects2.The Debye length relative to the beam are an indicator of the strength of the
collective beam response3.Larger Debye length with respect to the rmsbeam size implies weak
collective beam Response AEmore relevance of incoherent dynamicsComments
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