Beam-beam and Luminosity Studies Meeting
Preparation for the HL-LHC Collaboration Meeting
Participants:
Philippe (remotely)
Ilias (remotely)
Adriana (remotely)
Yannis
Guido
Axel
Kyriacos
Axel after having presented the need for the wire quadrupole feed-forward, presented the limits to use the Q4-Q5 in the optics of Run3:
- chromatic effect due to the residual beta-beating and high tele-index
- limited conditioning of the system
- limited linearity of the knob
- relatively large trims of Q4/Q5
- knob tele-index dependent
Axel presented an alternative solution considering the two Q4s (left and rights).
This address all the previous limitation at the cost of a beta-beating in the luminous region.
Yannis commented that:
- the beta-beating has to be compared with the one of BB, in particular our goals should be to quantify the bbb BB beta-beating and having a consistent beta-beating studies (strong-strong).
- the beta-beating has to be evaluated also for other optics (the phase advance between IP1/5 is optics dependent in Run3).
Guido commented that one could also consider using the trim power converter of the triplet.
Ilias pointed out that in doing so one could have a problem in terms of dipolar feed-down (more important than the one of Q4).