Speaker
Bernd Michael Stechauner
(Vienna University of Technology (AT))
Description
Due to negligible synchrotron radiation, muon colliders have been considered a promising tool for new discoveries. A hot hadronic shower serves as a muon source. However, the large emittance of the produced beams poses a critical challenge for the design of muon colliders which require high-charge and dense muon beams. The only feasible way to reduce this emittance within the muons’ short lifetime is based on the principle of ionization cooling. A final cooling scheme provides a gradual emittance reduction by the means of specific absorbers inside high-field magnets. In this work, the previous simulation studies are extended by optimizing the final emittance to the optimal values.
Primary author
Bernd Michael Stechauner
(Vienna University of Technology (AT))
Co-authors
Elena Fol
(CERN)
Daniel Schulte
(CERN)
