Magnetizing nonlinear plasma wakefields for positron acceleration
Yung-Kun Liu, Pisin Chen, Ching-En Lin, Spencer Gessner, Bernhard Hidding
Abstract
It is known that only a narrow plasma wakefield sliver in the electron-beam-driven blowout regime suits positron acceleration. Using 3D simulations, we show that matching the cyclotron frequency ωc with the plasma frequency ωp forms a stable electron column on axis, expanding the suitable phase space for positron acceleration sizably. For a plasma density np = 1016 cm-3 in a 35 T field, the interval expands 4.3 times, and a witness positron beam gains 100--150 MeV over 6 cm (1.6--2.5~GeV/m) with a 92\% capture rate.
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