Hosing is a major challenge for the applicability of plasma wakefield accelerators and its modeling is therefore of fundamental importance to facilitate future stable and compact plasma-based particle accelerators. In this contribution, we present a new model for the evolution of the plasma centroid, which enables the accurate investigation of the hose instability in the nonlinear blowout regime. It paves the road for more precise and comprehensive studies of hosing, e.g., with drive and witness beams, which were not possible with previous models
Beam-driven plasma wakefield accelerators (PWFAs) allow for high gradient acceleration of electron b...
The beam hosing instability is analyzed theoretically for a witness beam in the quasilinear regime o...
In the past, calculation of wakefields generated by an electron bunch propagating in a plasma has be...
Hosing is a major challenge for the applicability of plasma wakefield accelerators and its modeling ...
The hose instability is a long standing challenge for plasma-wakefield accelerators (PWFAs). It is s...
In this work we provide an in-depth analysis of mechanisms which mitigate the hose instability in th...
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...
In the plasma-wakefield experiment at SLAC, known as E157, an ultra-relativistic electron beam is us...
Mitigation of the beam hose instability in plasma-based accelerators is required for the realization...
The hose instability of the drive beam constitutes a major challenge for the stable operation of pla...
The hose instability of the drive beam constitutes a major challenge for the stable operation of pla...
Beam-driven plasma wakefield acceleration (PWFA) allows for high gradient acceleration of electron b...
Plasma wakefield acceleration can sustain acceleration gradients three orders of magnitude larger th...
The E157 experiment is designed to demonstrate high-gradient Plasma Wake Field Acceleration over a s...
Beam-driven plasma wakefield accelerators (PWFAs) allow for high gradient acceleration of electron b...
The beam hosing instability is analyzed theoretically for a witness beam in the quasilinear regime o...
In the past, calculation of wakefields generated by an electron bunch propagating in a plasma has be...
Hosing is a major challenge for the applicability of plasma wakefield accelerators and its modeling ...
The hose instability is a long standing challenge for plasma-wakefield accelerators (PWFAs). It is s...
In this work we provide an in-depth analysis of mechanisms which mitigate the hose instability in th...
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...
In the plasma-wakefield experiment at SLAC, known as E157, an ultra-relativistic electron beam is us...
Mitigation of the beam hose instability in plasma-based accelerators is required for the realization...
The hose instability of the drive beam constitutes a major challenge for the stable operation of pla...
The hose instability of the drive beam constitutes a major challenge for the stable operation of pla...
Beam-driven plasma wakefield acceleration (PWFA) allows for high gradient acceleration of electron b...
Plasma wakefield acceleration can sustain acceleration gradients three orders of magnitude larger th...
The E157 experiment is designed to demonstrate high-gradient Plasma Wake Field Acceleration over a s...
Beam-driven plasma wakefield accelerators (PWFAs) allow for high gradient acceleration of electron b...
The beam hosing instability is analyzed theoretically for a witness beam in the quasilinear regime o...
In the past, calculation of wakefields generated by an electron bunch propagating in a plasma has be...