DIAGNOSTICS FOR ULTRA-LOW EMITTANCE BEAMS*
DIAGNOSTICS FOR ULTRA-LOW EMITTANCE BEAMS*
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2011
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The achievement in recent years of beams with vertical emittance of a few pico-meter-radians in a number of electron storage rings has presented challenges for diagnostics capable of beam size measurements in this regime. A number of different approaches have been developed for various machines, e.g., laserwire, interferometer, Shintake monitor, coded aperture, compound refractive lens. This presentation will review and compare the different methods, and discuss their strengths, weaknesses, ultimate limitations, and the situations where they might be appropriate; and consider possible future directions. LOW-EMITTANCE BEAMS The current generation of low-emittance lepton rings in operation or construction, a few of which are listed in Table 1, have converged to a remarkable extent to a similar set of parameters: vertical emittances of 3-30 pmrad, energies of one to a few GeV. The beam sizes over most of their rings are in the range of a few to 10 m, being squeezed down to a few tens of nm at the interaction point in the case of colliders or collider study machines. (Note: the SuperB collider in Italy is being