A low emittance lattice design for hls storage ring

Abstract

Reducing beam emittance is the most effective measure to enhance brilliance of light source. HLS (Hefei light source) is a second generation synchrotron light source, whose emittance is relatively large. To improve the performance of HLS, a new low emittance lattice, whose circumference is similar to that of current storage ring but the focusing structure was different, was studied and presented in this paper. The new ring can be set upon current ground settlement of HLS, while all magnets would be reconstructed. The new designed lattice has two operation modes, the low emittance mode, whose purpose is to reduce beam emittance and to increase the number of straight section, and the low momentum compaction mode, whose purpose is to adjust bunch length for the production of coherent THz radiation. After optimization, beam emittance was reduced to several nmmiddotrad, and the dynamic aperture for on-momentum and off-momentum particle is large enough. It is conceivable that, with the new lattice, the brilliance of HLS should be increased two orders.