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M. Pivi. LHC electron cloud studies – Apr 2003. Secondary electron yield (SEY) model. Fig. 1 Secondary electron yield model as described in [1]. Fig. 1_zoom. Details of the simulated SEY at low incident electron energy.

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M. Pivi

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  1. M. Pivi LHC electron cloud studies – Apr 2003 Secondary electron yield (SEY) model Fig. 1 Secondary electron yield model as described in [1] Fig. 1_zoom. Details of the simulated SEY at low incident electron energy The model for the LHC Build Up Simulations is described in the CERN code comparison web page: [1] http://wwwslap.cern.ch/collective/ecloud02/ecsim/modelbu.html Note: CERN measurements by R. Cimino and I. Collins show 100% reflectivity at zero energy, with a SEY closed to the curve shown in red.

  2. M. Pivi LHC electron cloud studies – Apr 2003 LHC e- line charge and power deposition for different electron reflectivity models LHC field free region. Electron line density in electrons/meter and power deposition in W/m for three different reflectivity behavior at low incident electron energy. Note: CERN measurements by R. Cimino and I. Collins show 100% reflectivity at zero energy.

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