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Evaluation of the MAX wiggler

G. LeBlanc, Erik Wallén

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The MAX wiggler [G. LeBlanc et al., (2001)] is a cold bore superconducting wiggler with 47 3.5 T poles and a period length of 61 mm constructed at MAX-lab. It has now been installed on the MAX-II [A. Andersson et al., (1994)] storage ring. This paper describes the performance of the cryostat and initial studies of the effects of the wiggler on the electron beam

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The MAX wiggler [G. LeBlanc et al., (2001)] is a cold bore superconducting wiggler with 47 3.5 T poles and a period length of 61 mm constructed at MAX-lab. It has now been installed on the MAX-II [A. Andersson et al., (1994)] storage ring. This paper describes the performance of the cryostat and initial studies of the effects of the wiggler on the electron beam

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The MAX wiggler [G. LeBlanc et al., (2001)] is a cold bore superconducting wiggler with 47 3.5 T poles and a period length of 61 mm constructed at MAX-lab. It has now been installed on the MAX-II [A. Andersson et al., (1994)] storage ring. This paper describes the performance of the cryostat and initial studies of the effects of the wiggler on the electron beam

Key concepts: Wiggler, Cryostat, Physics, Storage ring, Cathode ray, Beam (structure), Optics, Nuclear physics

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