The Gamma Beam System (GBS) is a high brightness LINAC to be installed in Magurele (Bucharest) at the new ELI-NP (Extreme Light Infrastructure — Nuclear Physics) laboratory. The accelerated electrons, with energies ranging from 280 to 720 MeV, will collide with a high power laser to produce tunable high energy photons (0.2–20 MeV) with high intensity (1013 photons/s), high brilliance and spectral purity (0.1%BW), through the Compton backscattering process. This light source will be open to users for nuclear photonics and nuclear physics advanced experiments. Tested high level applications will play an important role in commissioning and operation. In this paper we report the progress and status of the development of dedicated high level applications. We also present the results of the test on the FERMI LINAC of the electron trajectory control method based on Dispersion Free Steering.
Progress of the development of the ELI-NP GBS high level applications / Campogiani, G.; Giribono, A.; Pioli, S.; Mostacci, A.; Palumbo, L.; Guiducci, S.; Di Pirro, G.; Falone, A.; Vaccarezza, C.; Variola, A.; Di Mitri, S.; Gaio, G.; Corbett, J.; Sabato, L.; Arpaia, P.; Chaikovska, I.. - In: NUCLEAR INSTRUMENTS & METHODS IN PHYSICS RESEARCH. SECTION A, ACCELERATORS, SPECTROMETERS, DETECTORS AND ASSOCIATED EQUIPMENT. - ISSN 0168-9002. - 909:(2018), pp. 327-331. [10.1016/j.nima.2017.12.021]
Progress of the development of the ELI-NP GBS high level applications
Giribono A.;Arpaia P.;
2018
Abstract
The Gamma Beam System (GBS) is a high brightness LINAC to be installed in Magurele (Bucharest) at the new ELI-NP (Extreme Light Infrastructure — Nuclear Physics) laboratory. The accelerated electrons, with energies ranging from 280 to 720 MeV, will collide with a high power laser to produce tunable high energy photons (0.2–20 MeV) with high intensity (1013 photons/s), high brilliance and spectral purity (0.1%BW), through the Compton backscattering process. This light source will be open to users for nuclear photonics and nuclear physics advanced experiments. Tested high level applications will play an important role in commissioning and operation. In this paper we report the progress and status of the development of dedicated high level applications. We also present the results of the test on the FERMI LINAC of the electron trajectory control method based on Dispersion Free Steering.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
