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Dipole mode wakefields and beam dynamics tracking simulations for the UK XFEL main accelerating Linacs

6 Oct 2025, 12:30
30m
FLASH Seminar Room (bld. 28c)

FLASH Seminar Room (bld. 28c)

Oral contribution HOM Damping Requirements for Future Facilities HOM Damping Requirements for Future Facilities

Speaker

Anthony Gilfellon (UKRI / STFC / ASTeC)

Description

The baseline design for the proposed UK XFEL (United Kingdom X-ray Free Electron Laser) facility includes main linear accelerating linacs, which are comprised of 600 9-cell TESLA style superconducting RF cavities, which will accelerate a 1 MHz repetition-rate irregularly spaced composite electron beam comprised of varying bunch charges up to an energies of 8 GeV. Here the TESLA cavities are simulated and the dipole modes excited by the beam are characterised in order to calculate the transverse long-range wakes. We track the particles through 1 km under the influence of these wakefields using the PLACET code and evaluate the transverse emittance dilution of the electron beam. Mitigation strategies are also explored to enhance the beam quality.

Primary author

Anthony Gilfellon (UKRI / STFC / ASTeC)

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