The possibility of generating crystallized ion beams has always excited the interest of most people working on particle accelerators. The reason of this interest has manifold aspects: either a knowledge on a completely new research field or some of the applicative potentialities, connected with crystallinebeams, would justify a careful investigation on this content. The Conceptual Design of a low-energy heavy-ion storagering, called CRYSTAL, proposed for the experimental demonstration of crystallinebeams at Legnaro Laboratories is presented. Besides the study of crystallinebeams the CRYSTAL StorageRing (CSR) offers a large potential for fundamental research in nuclear, atomic and molecular physics. In this sense, the development of a second generation cooler ring with better lattice will give large possibilities to investigate more deeply in fundamental Physics.
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Titolo: | CRYSTAL: a storage ring for crystalline beams and other applications |
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Data di pubblicazione: | 1997 |
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Abstract: | The possibility of generating crystallized ion beams has always excited the interest of most people working on particle accelerators. The reason of this interest has manifold aspects: either a knowledge on a completely new research field or some of the applicative potentialities, connected with crystallinebeams, would justify a careful investigation on this content. The Conceptual Design of a low-energy heavy-ion storagering, called CRYSTAL, proposed for the experimental demonstration of crystallinebeams at Legnaro Laboratories is presented. Besides the study of crystallinebeams the CRYSTAL StorageRing (CSR) offers a large potential for fundamental research in nuclear, atomic and molecular physics. In this sense, the development of a second generation cooler ring with better lattice will give large possibilities to investigate more deeply in fundamental Physics. |
Handle: | http://hdl.handle.net/11392/516629 |
Appare nelle tipologie: | 03.1 Articolo su rivista |