Milla Baldo-Ceolin Univ. He also pointed out the potential relation with cooling test experiments, and the issue of single vs multiparticle experiments. The discussion that followed mostly addressed the later topics. Results were given of a full simulation up to the end of the decay channel. Neutrons were not simulated, but all charged particles were.
Particles here are well separated in time if one considers the energy window of interest.
This is no longer true if one looks at all particles. It is in particular very important to eliminate the huge number of fast protons. This is another argument for tilting the incident beam. Question was raised whether a magnetic chicane should not be envisaged to clean the beam early in the front end. Clearly cleaning, culling and cooling are three different issues.