Speaker
Dr
Naofumi Kuroda
(University of Tokyo (JP))
Description
The ASACUSA CUSP experiment upgraded the MUSASHI antiproton trap with a drift tube accelerator to receive antiproton beams from ELENA, which replaced the Radio-Frequency Quadrupole decelerator. ELENA provides antiprotons at a fixed energy of 100 keV. The drift tube adjusted the injection energy of antiproton beams for the thin energy degrader at the entrance of the trap by 19 keV. The number of cooled antiprotons in the MUSASHI trap reached 2 million per ELENA spil. We will discuss the trapping efficiency and the effect of the degrader materials.
Author
Dr
Naofumi Kuroda
(University of Tokyo (JP))
Co-authors
Claude Amsler
Horst Breuker
Marcus Bumber
Svetlana Chesnevskaya
Giovanni Costantini
Rafael Ferragut
Marco Giammarchi
Angela Gligorova
Guilia Gosta
Hiroyuki Higaki
Masaki Hori
Eric Hunter
Carina Killian
Viktoria Kraxberger
Andreas Lanz
Marco Leali
Giancarlo Maero
Chloé Malbrunot
Valerio Mascagna
Yasuyuki Matsuda
Volkhard Mäckel
Stefano Migliorati
Daniel Murtagh
Yugo Nagata
Amit Nanda
Lilian Nowak
Massimiliano Romé
Martin Simon
Minori Tajima
Valerio Toso
Stefan Ulmer
Luca Venturelli
Alina Weiser
Eberhard Widmann
Yasunori Yamazaki
