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R. Belusevic

A Superconducting Proton/Electron Linac for Fixed-Target Experiments at KEK. R. Belusevic. KEK, July 2014. Main characteristics of the proposed facility. Pulsed SC linac based on ILC-type cavities and rf sources, constructed using the existing KEK accelerator infrastructure.

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R. Belusevic

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  1. A Superconducting Proton/Electron Linac for Fixed-Target Experiments at KEK R. Belusevic KEK, July 2014

  2. Main characteristics of the proposed facility Pulsed SC linac based on ILC-typecavities and rf sources, constructed using the existing KEK accelerator infrastructure. Both protons and (polarized) electrons can be accelerated, which considerably increases its physics potential. By avoiding the use of circular machines, the beam power can exceed 10 MW at a linac beam energy of ~20 GeV. At a later stage, a 120-GeV proton synchrotron could be installed inside the Tristan ring.

  3. Schematic layout of the facility

  4. KEK site with Tristan ring and electron linacs Existing linac: blue Extended tunnels: red

  5. Front view of linac tunnel & klystron gallery

  6. Measured accelerating gradients of~200 ILC-type cavities (2. pass) Because of large ohmic losses, accelerating gradients in a CW linac are limited to about 15 MV/m. A pulsed ILC-type linac would therefore be a factor of two shorter – and cheaper – than a CW linac with the same beam energy!

  7. Main parameters of the SC linac

  8. Proton beam power Power[MW]=E [MV]xI [A]xt [s]xR [Hz] Based on the parameters of the SC linac (see the previous page), Power =20,000 MV x 16.5 mA x 1.5 ms x 20 Hz = 10 MW N = P/E- number of protons per second Np = N/R - number of protons per pulse I = (Np x 1.6 x 10 C)/ t-current per pulse -19

  9. T2HK neutrino oscillation experiment

  10. CP violation in neutrino oscillations

  11. Neutrino flux dependence on proton energy

  12. Kaon yield as a function of proton energy

  13. Optimum beam power for a given kaon yield The beam power required for a given kaon yield would be lowest at energies between 40 and 100 GeV.

  14. Concluding remarks The proposed facility would be a versatile source of high-intensity proton and electron beams with energies of ~20 GeV; the maximum beam power of the linac could exceed 10 MW. The facility would be built using the existing KEK accelerator infrastructure and J-PARC beam lines. Neutrino and antineutrino beams produced at the proposed 10MW “proton driver” would yield, within 2 years of data taking, more than 10,000 electron neutrino “appearance events” in the 0.5Mt fiducial volume of the Hyper-Kamiokande detector. At a later stage, a 120-GeV proton synchrotron could be installed inside the Tristan ring in order to produce high-energy neutrino and kaon beams.

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