A
project is now
underway at Fermilab studying the use of bent crystals to improve
collimation
of the circulating proton beam in the Tevatron. Nikolai Mokhov
and Dean Still are now leading a
group at Fermilab to study this at the Fermilab Tevatron. Others
involved include V.
Shiltzev, T. Johnson, J. Annala, R. Reilly, and D. Carrigan.
More information on the work of
Still's group is available at the Tevatron
crystal collimation link. A talk
by V. Shiltsev at Kyoto 2010 and the accompanying paper
give a recent update. Dean Still
presented an update at Channeling
2010.
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Crystal collimation history
- Mokhov and others develop crystal collimation
ideas for the SSC (~1991)
- some work on collimation during the E853
Tevatron crystal extraction study (~ 1996)
- Brookhaven studies crystal
collimation geometry at RHIC (~2004)
- CERN pushes studies for crystal collimation and
the important subject of volume reflection in two areas - in the
secondary beams H4 and H8
and at the SPS
(2005-2010)
- Fermilab studies crystal collimation in the
Tevatron using channeling and volume reflection with single and multi
crystal geometries (2005-2010)
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