Experimental characterization of active plasma lensing for electron beams
The active plasma lens represents a compact and affordable tool with radially symmetric focusing and field gradients up to several kT/m. In order to be used as a focusing device, its effects on the particle beam distribution must be well characterized. Here, we present the experimental results obtai...
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creator | Pompili, R. Anania, M. P. Bellaveglia, M. Biagioni, A. Bini, S. Bisesto, F. Brentegani, E. Castorina, G. Chiadroni, E. Cianchi, A. Croia, M. Di Giovenale, D. Ferrario, M. Filippi, F. Giribono, A. Lollo, V. Marocchino, A. Marongiu, M. Mostacci, A. Di Pirro, G. Romeo, S. Rossi, A. R. Scifo, J. Shpakov, V. Vaccarezza, C. Villa, F. Zigler, A. |
description | The active plasma lens represents a compact and affordable tool with radially symmetric
focusing and field gradients up to several kT/m. In order to be used as a focusing device,
its effects on the particle beam distribution must be well characterized. Here, we present
the experimental results obtained by focusing an high-brightness electron beam by means of a
3 cm-long discharge-capillary pre-filled with Hydrogen gas. We achieved minimum
spot sizes of
24
μ
m
(rms) showing that, during plasma lensing, the beam
emittance increases due to nonlinearities in the focusing field. The results have been
cross-checked with numerical simulations, showing an excellent agreement. |
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its effects on the particle beam distribution must be well characterized. Here, we present
the experimental results obtained by focusing an high-brightness electron beam by means of a
3 cm-long discharge-capillary pre-filled with Hydrogen gas. We achieved minimum
spot sizes of
24
μ
m
(rms) showing that, during plasma lensing, the beam
emittance increases due to nonlinearities in the focusing field. The results have been
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its effects on the particle beam distribution must be well characterized. Here, we present
the experimental results obtained by focusing an high-brightness electron beam by means of a
3 cm-long discharge-capillary pre-filled with Hydrogen gas. We achieved minimum
spot sizes of
24
μ
m
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its effects on the particle beam distribution must be well characterized. Here, we present
the experimental results obtained by focusing an high-brightness electron beam by means of a
3 cm-long discharge-capillary pre-filled with Hydrogen gas. We achieved minimum
spot sizes of
24
μ
m
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