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A rubidium vapor source for a plasma source for AWAKE

Plyushchev, G.  
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Kersevan, R.
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Petrenko, A.
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2018
Journal Of Physics D-Applied Physics

We present the scheme for a rubidium vapor source that is used as a plasma source in the AWAKE plasma wakefield acceleration experiment. The plasma wakefield acceleration process requires a number of stringent parameters for the plasma: electron density adjustable in the (1-10) x 10 (14) cm(-3) range, 0.25% relative density uniformity, sharp (< 10 cm) density ramps at each end, density gradient adjustable from -3 to + 10% over 10 m, and %-level density step near the beginning the plasma column. We show with analytical and direct simulation Monte Carlo results that the rubidium density in the proposed source should meet these requirements. Laser ionization then transfers the above neutral vapor parameters to the plasma.

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DOI
10.1088/1361-6463/aa9dd7
Web of Science ID

WOS:000418112200001

Author(s)
Plyushchev, G.  
Kersevan, R.
Petrenko, A.
Muggli, P.
Date Issued

2018

Published in
Journal Of Physics D-Applied Physics
Volume

51

Issue

2

Article Number

025203

Subjects

advanced accelerator

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plasma-based accelerator

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plasma source

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vapor source

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alkali metal source

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rubidium vapor source

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January 15, 2018
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