I-BEAT: Ultrasonic method for online measurement of the energy distribution of a single ion bunch

Daniel Haffa; Rong Yang; Jianhui Bin; Sebastian Lehrack; Florian Emanuel Brack; Hao Ding; Franz S. Englbrecht; Ying Gao; Johannes Gebhard; Max Gilljohann; Johannes Götzfried; Jens Hartmann; Sebastian Herr; Peter Hilz; Stephan D. Kraft; Christian Kreuzer; Florian Kroll; Florian H. Lindner; Josefine Metzkes-Ng; Tobias M. Ostermayr; Enrico Ridente; Thomas F. Rösch; Gregor Schilling; Hans Peter Schlenvoigt; Martin Speicher; Derya Taray; Matthias Würl; Karl Zeil; Ulrich Schramm; Stefan Karsch; Katia Parodi; Paul R. Bolton; Walter Assmann; Jörg Schreiber

doi:10.1038/s41598-019-42920-5

I-BEAT: Ultrasonic method for online measurement of the energy distribution of a single ion bunch

Daniel Haffa
, Rong Yang
, Jianhui Bin
, Sebastian Lehrack
, Florian Emanuel Brack
, Hao Ding
, Franz S. Englbrecht
, Ying Gao
, Johannes Gebhard
, Max Gilljohann
, Johannes Götzfried
, Jens Hartmann
, Sebastian Herr
, Peter Hilz
, Stephan D. Kraft
, Christian Kreuzer
, Florian Kroll
, Florian H. Lindner
, Josefine Metzkes-Ng
, Tobias M. Ostermayr

Enrico Ridente, Thomas F. Rösch, Gregor Schilling, Hans Peter Schlenvoigt, Martin Speicher, Derya Taray, Matthias Würl, Karl Zeil, Ulrich Schramm, Stefan Karsch, Katia Parodi, Paul R. Bolton, Walter Assmann, Jörg Schreiber

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Abstract

The shape of a wave carries all information about the spatial and temporal structure of its source, given that the medium and its properties are known. Most modern imaging methods seek to utilize this nature of waves originating from Huygens’ principle. We discuss the retrieval of the complete kinetic energy distribution from the acoustic trace that is recorded when a short ion bunch deposits its energy in water. This novel method, which we refer to as Ion-Bunch Energy Acoustic Tracing (I-BEAT), is a refinement of the ionoacoustic approach. With its capability of completely monitoring a single, focused proton bunch with prompt readout and high repetition rate, I-BEAT is a promising approach to meet future requirements of experiments and applications in the field of laser-based ion acceleration. We demonstrate its functionality at two laser-driven ion sources for quantitative online determination of the kinetic energy distribution in the focus of single proton bunches.

Original language	English
Article number	6714
Journal	Scientific Reports
Volume	9
Issue number	1
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1038/s41598-019-42920-5
Publication status	Published - 1 Dec 2019
Externally published	Yes

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Haffa, D., Yang, R., Bin, J., Lehrack, S., Brack, F. E., Ding, H., Englbrecht, F. S., Gao, Y., Gebhard, J., Gilljohann, M., Götzfried, J., Hartmann, J., Herr, S., Hilz, P., Kraft, S. D., Kreuzer, C., Kroll, F., Lindner, F. H., Metzkes-Ng, J., ... Schreiber, J. (2019). I-BEAT: Ultrasonic method for online measurement of the energy distribution of a single ion bunch. Scientific Reports, 9(1), Article 6714. https://doi.org/10.1038/s41598-019-42920-5

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