Challenge of Muon Cooling Rings
J. Pasternak, Osamu Yasuda, N. K. Mondal, Chihiro Ohmori
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J. Pasternak, Osamu Yasuda, N. K. Mondal, Chihiro Ohmori
Abstract
In order to obtain cost effective design for the neutrino factory and a front end of the muon collider compact rings for muon ionization cooling have been proposed in various schemes. Nevertheless muon cooling rings show several difficulties, which make their design a very challenging subject. In order to obtain space necessary for injection/extraction systems, 4 m long straight section has to be matched to low beta cooling section. Adiabatic matching is discussed, which was proposed as a solution for broad momentum deviation.
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In order to obtain cost effective design for the neutrino factory and a front end of the muon collider compact rings for muon ionization cooling have been proposed in various schemes. Nevertheless muon cooling rings show several difficulties, which make their design a very challenging subject. In order to obtain space necessary for injection/extraction systems, 4 m long straight section has to be matched to low beta cooling section. Adiabatic matching is discussed, which was proposed as a solution for broad momentum deviation.
Key concepts: Neutrino Factory, Muon collider, Muon, Physics, Momentum (technical analysis), Neutrino, Particle physics, Nuclear physics