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Development of the 1 GeV proton linac for the Japanese Hadron Facility

Y. Yamazaki, S. Anami, Shunto Arai, H. Baba, T. Kageyama, Takumi Kato, M. Kihara, T. Kubo, Y. Mori, Yuichi MOROZUMI, F. Naito, Masaaki Ono, E. Takasaki, N. Tokuda, Akio Ueno

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The present status of the development of the 1-GeV proton linac for the Japanese Hadron Project is reported. The linac is composed of an H/sup -/ ion source, a 432-MHz RFQ (radio-frequency quadrupole) linac (3 MeV), a 432-MHz drift-tube linac (148 MeV), and a 1296-MHz high- beta linac (1 GeV). An electroforming method for sealing a 432-MHz drift tube was developed. Results of field measurement are presented for a cold model of a drift-tube linac. The high- beta linac is described in detail. A study of an annular-coupled structure indicates that this structure is promising for the project.>

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Key concepts: Linear particle accelerator, Physics, Proton, Nuclear physics, Drift tube, Radio-frequency quadrupole, Hadron, BETA (programming language)