Speaker
Buse Naz Temizel Ozdemir
(Northern Illinois University)
Description
Imparting a sinusoidal modulation on the phase space is a widely used approach for generating microbunch trains in compact light-source developments. Although this method can create reasonable density modulation, only a small segment of each sinusoidal period contributes to the density peaks. More than 50% of the charges are wasted. The ultimate way to utilize the entire charge distribution and maximize the peak density is to impose linear correlations per period (i.e., a sawtooth correlation). We are pursuing an experimental demonstration of sawtooth correlation generation and quantitative measurement of the resulting high bunching factor. We present progress toward generating sawtooth correlations.
| Working group | WG6 |
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Author
Buse Naz Temizel Ozdemir
(Northern Illinois University)
Co-authors
Alex DeSimone
(Northern Illinois University)
Dan Wang
Deeksha Sinha
(Northern Illinois University)
Gwanghui Ha
John Power
Nathan Majernik
(SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory)
Scott Doran
(Argonne National Laboratory)
Wanming Liu
(ANL)