Add to ORKGThe E157 experiment is designed to demonstrate high-gradient Plasma Wake Field Acceleration over a significant length. It has been suggested that the electron hose instability of the drive beam will degrade the performance of this experiment because the hosing tail-electrons will not fully sample the highest acceleration field. In this paper a parasitic experiment designed to test the extent of the hosing instability is described. In particular, we discuss how the initial beam conditions are determined so that the extent to which any transverse perturbations grow due to hosing can be determined
Experiments using an electron beam produced by laser-wakefield acceleration have shown that varying ...
To understand astrophysical magnetic-field amplification, we conducted a feasibility study for a lab...
An instability of a positron beam can be driven by electrons trapped in the combined average electri...
The E157 experiment is designed to demonstrate highgradient Plasma Wake Field Acceleration over a si...
In the plasma-wakefield experiment at SLAC, known as E157, an ultra-relativistic electron beam is us...
Experimental studies of self-focused, high-current electron-beam propagation phenomena are compared ...
Current models predict the hose instability to crucially limit the applicability of plasma-wakefield...
Current models predict the hose instability to crucially limit the applicability of plasma-wakefield...
Hosing is a major challenge for the applicability of plasma wakefield accelerators and its modeling ...
The propagation of an intense relativistic electron beam through a gas that is self-ionized by the b...
In this work we provide an in-depth analysis of mechanisms which mitigate the hose instability in th...
The E-157 plasma wakefield experiment addresses issues relevant to a meter long plasma accelerator m...
Beam-driven plasma wakefield acceleration (PWFA) allows for high gradient acceleration of electron b...
The beam hosing instability is analyzed theoretically for a witness beam in the quasilinear regime o...
Current models predict the hose instability to crucially limit the applicability of plasma-wakefield...
Experiments using an electron beam produced by laser-wakefield acceleration have shown that varying ...
To understand astrophysical magnetic-field amplification, we conducted a feasibility study for a lab...
An instability of a positron beam can be driven by electrons trapped in the combined average electri...
The E157 experiment is designed to demonstrate highgradient Plasma Wake Field Acceleration over a si...
In the plasma-wakefield experiment at SLAC, known as E157, an ultra-relativistic electron beam is us...
Experimental studies of self-focused, high-current electron-beam propagation phenomena are compared ...
Current models predict the hose instability to crucially limit the applicability of plasma-wakefield...
Current models predict the hose instability to crucially limit the applicability of plasma-wakefield...
Hosing is a major challenge for the applicability of plasma wakefield accelerators and its modeling ...
The propagation of an intense relativistic electron beam through a gas that is self-ionized by the b...
In this work we provide an in-depth analysis of mechanisms which mitigate the hose instability in th...
The E-157 plasma wakefield experiment addresses issues relevant to a meter long plasma accelerator m...
Beam-driven plasma wakefield acceleration (PWFA) allows for high gradient acceleration of electron b...
The beam hosing instability is analyzed theoretically for a witness beam in the quasilinear regime o...
Current models predict the hose instability to crucially limit the applicability of plasma-wakefield...
Experiments using an electron beam produced by laser-wakefield acceleration have shown that varying ...
To understand astrophysical magnetic-field amplification, we conducted a feasibility study for a lab...
An instability of a positron beam can be driven by electrons trapped in the combined average electri...