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Recent experiments on the fast beam-ion instability and a study of potential cures at the ALS and PEP-II

Published in 2008 by F.; Chao A W.; Heifets S A.; Minty M G.; Raubenheimer T O.; Seeman J T.; Stupakov G V. Stanford Univ. CA (US). Stanford Linear Accelerator Center Zimmermann, J. M.; Thomson J Lawrence Berkeley National Lab. CA (US) Byrd
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Abstract

The authors report their latest experiments on the fast beam-ion instability (FBII) at the Advanced Light Source (ALS). In October 1997, they studied the pressure dependence of the instability, and tested the effectiveness of two proposed cures: a large chromaticity and additional gaps in the bunch train. They also describe a very preliminary observation of increased rms motion along the PEP-II electron bunch train, which is tentatively attributed to the FBII.