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Conceptual Design Report for a Beta-Beam Facility

Benedikt, Michael
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Bechtold, Alexander
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Borgnolutti, Franck
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2011
European Physical Journal a Hadrons and Nuclei

The Beta-Beam is a concept of large-scale facility that aims at providing pure electronic neutrino and antineutrino beams for the measurement of electron and muon neutrino oscillations. Beta-decaying nuclides are produced in large amounts in a facility of the scale of EURISOL, and are then post-accelerated and stored at large gamma in a racetrack decay ring. We present here a conceptual design of the accelerator chain of a Beta-Beam based at CERN.

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DOI
10.1140/epja/i2011-11024-5
Author(s)
Benedikt, Michael
Bechtold, Alexander
Borgnolutti, Franck
Bouquerel, Elian
Bozyk, Lars
Bruer, Jens
Chance, Antoine
Delahaye, Pierre
Fabich, Adrian
Hancock, Steven
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Date Issued

2011

Publisher

Springer Verlag

Published in
European Physical Journal a Hadrons and Nuclei
Volume

47

Issue

2

Start page

24

End page

47

Subjects

accelerators

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radioactive ion beams

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neutrino mass and mixing

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induced radioactivity

Editorial or Peer reviewed

REVIEWED

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OTHER

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June 7, 2011
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