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Scattering of electrons on residual gas molecules also imposes serious lifetime restrictions:
The cross section for electron losses after elastic scattering depends on the minimum
transverse acceptance and on the vacuum conditions.
With an insertion length of 2 m,
m at entrance and exit as provided
by the ``D2A'' optics of the SLS lattice is almost at optimum.
Assuming 1 nTorr of carbon monoxide for the residual gas, the gas scattering
lifetime obtained from the code ZAP [13] is 14 hrs for 4 mm insertion full gap height.
Andreas Streun
1999-06-07