Luminosity Upgrades for ILC
Mike Harrison, Marc Ross, Nicholas Walker
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Mike Harrison, Marc Ross, Nicholas Walker
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The possibility of increasing the luminosity for the ILC at Ecm < 350 GeV centre-of-mass by increasing the beam power are considered. It will be shown that an approximately constant luminosity can be achieved across the centre of mass energy range (250-500 GeV) without exceeding the installed AC power for 500 GeV operation. Overall a factor of four in luminosity over the published baseline could be achieved at 250 GeV resulting in 3*10**34 cm-2s-1. The implications for the damping rings and positron source are also briefly discussed.
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The possibility of increasing the luminosity for the ILC at Ecm < 350 GeV centre-of-mass by increasing the beam power are considered. It will be shown that an approximately constant luminosity can be achieved across the centre of mass energy range (250-500 GeV) without exceeding the installed AC power for 500 GeV operation. Overall a factor of four in luminosity over the published baseline could be achieved at 250 GeV resulting in 3*10**34 cm-2s-1. The implications for the damping rings and positron source are also briefly discussed.
Key concepts: Luminosity, Physics, Range (aeronautics), Nuclear physics, Beam (structure), Baseline (sea), Power (physics), Energy (signal processing)