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Kurennoy, S.S.

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TUP109	Large Acceptance Linac for Muon Acceleration	665
	H.M. Miyadera, A.J. Jason, S.S. Kurennoy LANL, Los Alamos, New Mexico
	Muon accelerators are studied for future neutrino factory and muon colliders (NF/MC). On the other hand, a compact muon accelerator can be applicable to muon radiography which is a promising probe to investigate large objects. We worked on simulation studies on a compact muon linear accelerator. The designed linac has a large energy and a phase acceptance to capture lower energy pion/muon (10 - 100 MeV) than the NF/MC scenario and accelerates them to 200 MeV without any beam cooling. Our current design adopts 805 MHz zero-mode normal-conducting cavities with 35 MV/m peak field. The superconducting solenoids are used to provide 5-T focusing field on the normal conducting cavities. We developed a Monte Carlo simulations code to optimize linac parameters. Muon energy loss and scattering effects at the aperture windows are included, too. The simulation showed that about 10 % of the pion/muon injected into the linac can be accelerated to 200 MeV. Further acceleration can be done with superconducting linac. S. Kurennoy et al., IPAC 2010.

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TUP109

Large Acceptance Linac for Muon Acceleration

665

H.M. Miyadera, A.J. Jason, S.S. Kurennoy
LANL, Los Alamos, New Mexico

Muon accelerators are studied for future neutrino factory and muon colliders (NF/MC). On the other hand, a compact muon accelerator can be applicable to muon radiography which is a promising probe to investigate large objects. We worked on simulation studies on a compact muon linear accelerator. The designed linac has a large energy and a phase acceptance to capture lower energy pion/muon (10 - 100 MeV) than the NF/MC scenario and accelerates them to 200 MeV without any beam cooling. Our current design adopts 805 MHz zero-mode normal-conducting cavities with 35 MV/m peak field*. The superconducting solenoids are used to provide 5-T focusing field on the normal conducting cavities. We developed a Monte Carlo simulations code to optimize linac parameters. Muon energy loss and scattering effects at the aperture windows are included, too. The simulation showed that about 10 % of the pion/muon injected into the linac can be accelerated to 200 MeV. Further acceleration can be done with superconducting linac.

* S. Kurennoy et al., IPAC 2010.