99.6% spin-flip efficiency in the presence of a strong Siberian snake

B. B. Blinov; Z. B. Etienne; A. D. Krisch; M. A. Leonova A; W. Lorenzon; V. S. Morozov; C. C. Peters; V. K. Wong; K. Yonehara; V. A. Anferov; P. Schwandt; E. J. Stephenson; B. Von Przewoski

99.6% spin-flip efficiency in the presence of a strong Siberian snake

B. B. Blinov
, Z. B. Etienne
, A. D. Krisch
, M. A. Leonova A
, W. Lorenzon
, V. S. Morozov
, C. C. Peters
, V. K. Wong
, K. Yonehara
, V. A. Anferov
, P. Schwandt
, E. J. Stephenson
, B. Von Przewoski

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Abstract

The spin-flip efficiency of an rf-dipole magnet was studied using a 120MeV horizontally polarized proton beam in the presence of a strong Siberian snake. The spin was flipped by ramping the rf dipole's frequency through an rf-induced depolarizing resonance. The beam loss was minimized by adiabatically turning on the rf dipole. A spin-flip efficiency was measured using 100 multiple spin-flips. Results showed that spin-flipping was possible in very-high-energy polarized storage rings.

Original language	English
Article number	014801
Pages (from-to)	148011-148014
Number of pages	4
Journal	Physical Review Letters
Volume	88
Issue number	1
State	Published - Jan 7 2002
Externally published	Yes

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99.6% spin-flip efficiency in the presence of a strong Siberian snake

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