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Important design issues of a high efficiency cyclotron complex to drive the Energy Amplifier

Mandrillon, P.
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Fiétier, Nicolas
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Giusto, A.
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1996
5th European Particle Accelerator Conference

"A high efficiency three-stage cyclotron has been proposed [1] to provide a 10 MW proton beam in the 1 GeV kinetic energy range for driving the Energy Amplifier. This accelerator complex consists of the following chain: two 15 MeV compact isochronous caylotrons (CIC) feeding a four separated sector ring cyclotron (ISSC) raising the energy up to 120 MeV. A final stage made of ten spiral separated sectors boosts the enrgy in the 1 GeV range. This paper presents some design issues. [1] N. Fiétier and P. Mandrillon, A three-stage cylotron for driving the Energy Amplifier, CERN Internal Report [CERN-AT-95-03 ET] (February 1995)"

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Mandrillon, P.
Fiétier, Nicolas
Giusto, A.
Besancon, S.
Michel, S.
Ponnelle, S.
Rubbia, C.
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1996

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5th European Particle Accelerator Conference
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372

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