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CW Operation of the European XFEL: SC-Gun Injector Optimization, S2E Calculations and SASE Performance

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arxiv 2111.01756 v1 pith:RSJ7KYO4 submitted 2021-11-02 physics.acc-ph

CW Operation of the European XFEL: SC-Gun Injector Optimization, S2E Calculations and SASE Performance

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This note presents optimization results for an injector with a super-conducting gun for the cw operation of the European XFEL, the corresponding start-to-end simulation calculations for the beam transport to the undulators and SASE calculations of the X-ray intensities for the achievable photon energies. The optimizations for an injector with a super-conducting gun are done mainly for an already experimentally shown accelerating gradient of 40 MV/m. Different working points with respect to transverse emittance and bunch length are chosen to see whether the lower transverse emittance of the longer bunches survives the necessary stronger bunch compression to achieve comparable peak currents in the undulators. Also, results for possible further improvement of the gun gradient to 50 MV/m and a modified transverse laser profile (truncated Gaussian) are shown. The S2E calculations are taking into account all relevant collective effects, including a thorough treatment of the impact of the so called Micro-Bunching Instability. For that purpose, tracking with the real number of particles is done, with a resolution in space and time fine enough to calculate instability growth model-free.

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