Speaker
Tianhuan Luo
(Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory)
Description
The TeV muon collider relies on the ionization cooling to significantly reduce the muon beam emittance within a short time. Achieving high gradient in the NCRF cavities with multi-tesla B field background is one technical challenge for the ionization cooling channel. Recent R&D progress has demonstrated the feasibility of such cavities in principle and developed several key engineering features. Future R&D will aim at the engineering maturity for building a cooling demonstrator, as well as further increasing the operation gradient with novel methods to overcome the RF breakdown.
Primary author
Tianhuan Luo
(Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory)
