Beam loss scenarios for the SOLEIL II upgrade

SOLEIL II is an ambitious upgrade project that aims to reduce the horizontal emittance of the SOLEIL facility from 4 nm to 84 pm (to be further reduced to 50 pm by running with round beams). The SOLEIL II lattice will utilise a combination of permanent magnets and electro-magnetic corrector magnets. In the case of beam losses, it is of critical importance to localise the losses to certain shielded areas or dedicated collimators in order to prevent the risk of demagnetisation of the permanent magnets. The study and development of different beam loss scenarios will be presented.

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Journal
JACOW
Published
2025-11-05
DOI
https://doi.org/10.18429/jacow-ipac2025-mops049
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Particle Accelerators and Free-Electron Lasers
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Beam loss scenarios for the SOLEIL II upgrade

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Beam loss scenarios for the SOLEIL II upgrade

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Abstract

SOLEIL II is an ambitious upgrade project that aims to reduce the horizontal emittance of the SOLEIL facility from 4 nm to 84 pm (to be further reduced to 50 pm by running with round beams). The SOLEIL II lattice will utilise a combination of permanent magnets and electro-magnetic corrector magnets. In the case of beam losses, it is of critical importance to localise the losses to certain shielded areas or dedicated collimators in order to prevent the risk of demagnetisation of the permanent magnets. The study and development of different beam loss scenarios will be presented.

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