Rotation of a 1-GeV particle beam by a fan system of thin crystals


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Abstract

The deflection of a 1-GeV charged particle beam by a system formed by fan-oriented thin silicon wafers has been studied theoretically and experimentally. Software has been developed for numerical simulation of a particle beam transmission through a fan crystal system. In the U-70 experiment on a proton beam, the particles were deflected by such a system through an angle exceeding 1 mrad. Thus, a new method has been demonstrated for rotating a particle beam, which can be used for creating accelerator beams for medical purposes.

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G. I. Britvich

Institute for High-Energy Physics

Email: Yury.Chesnokov@ihep.ru
Russian Federation, Protvino, Moscow oblast, 142281

V. A. Maisheev

Institute for High-Energy Physics

Email: Yury.Chesnokov@ihep.ru
Russian Federation, Protvino, Moscow oblast, 142281

Yu. A. Chesnokov

Institute for High-Energy Physics

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Email: Yury.Chesnokov@ihep.ru
Russian Federation, Protvino, Moscow oblast, 142281

P. N. Chirkov

Institute for High-Energy Physics

Email: Yury.Chesnokov@ihep.ru
Russian Federation, Protvino, Moscow oblast, 142281

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