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MEASUREMENT OF TRANSVERSE BUNCH SIZE BLOW-UP DUE TO THE ELECTRON CLOUD INSTABILITY AT PEP-II
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2002
unpublished
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The electron cloud instability at PEP-II is responsible for enlargement of the transverse bunch size for positron bunches at high current. Presented in this paper are the measurements of transverse beam blow-up taken by a two nanosecond-gated camera. The measurements point out that a current-ramp, mini-gaps between trains, and arc solenoid windings help reduce the positron bunch size blow-up due to the electron cloud instability.
doi:10.2172/799071
fatcat:6ijtidpynvd3rh4ookkdziag6a