Thesis work
Oral Qualifying Exam-March 2019
Annual review-May 2020
Thesis Outline
Introduction
Magnetized electron beam Applications of the magnetized electron beam Electron cooling of ion beam Jefferson Lab magnetized electron beam for the JLEIC cooler
Generation of the magnetized electron beam
Experimental setup (DC HV gun, photo cathode, RF laser, solenoid, etc.)
Beam diagnostics
Beam dynamics
Beam matrix Phase space Emittance (thermal, phase space, geometric) Effective(drift) emittance (emittance of the magnetized beam) Measuring the beam emittance
Space charge effect
Space charge effect in the magnetized beam
Simulations on the magnetized electron beam
ASTRA Initial particle distribution Field maps (3D E field map, 2D B field map) Space charge calculation mechanism Emittance GPT Initial particle distribution (Laser*QE image processing) Field maps (3D E field map, 2D B field map) Space charge calculation mechanism Emittance Post-processing (MATLAB)
Characterization of the magnetized beam
Experimental method Beam size vs solenoid I Rotation angle vs solenoid I Emittance vs solenoid I - two different laser sizes Emittance vs laser spot sizes - max solenoid current ASTRA/GPT simulations (Simulation of all the above variations) Conclusions (comparisons -measurements vs simulations, mismatch oscillations, negative rotation angles, etc.)
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nd numerical simulations of the space charge dominated magnetized beam Experimental methods Pulse energy vs extracted charge -for different magnetizations Space charge current limitation dependence on gun high voltage- for different magnetizations Space charge current limitation dependence on pulse width- for different magnetizations Space charge current limitation dependence on laser spot size- for different magnetizations GPT simulations Conclusions (Comparison -measurements and simulations) …
Redesiging and performance of the photogun
Gun designing CST electrostatic design GPT simulations implementing the new gun field map Polishing and gun assembly High voltage conditioning