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Beam saturation in the Munich atomic-beam-source

Authors: R. Hertenberger; Y. Eisermann; A. Hofmann; A. Metz; P. Schiemenz; S. Trieb; G. Graw;

Beam saturation in the Munich atomic-beam-source

Abstract

A Stern-Gerlach atomic beam ion source (ABS) with ECR ionizer and cesium gas-target as charge exchange units is under construction. The goal is to achieve intense negative beams of polarized H− and D− of high brightness for injection into the 14 MV MP tandem accelerator with beam intensity of about 2 μA on target. At the entrance of the ECR ionizer the observed intensity of the neutral beam of polarized atoms is 6.4±0.4×1016 H/sec. Comparing beam transport calculations with beam intensity measurements under various conditions allows for a consistent description of the beam formation in the ABS with respect to degree of dissociation (≃80%), peaking (≃1.6), beam absorption (≃40%) and pumping speeds.

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