ATF2 is an international final focus test beam line for ILC in the frame work of the ATF international collaboration. The new beam line is under construction to extend the extraction line at ATF, KEK, Japan. The beam line consists of extraction, diagnostic, β matching and final focus sections, where the beam energy is 1.3 GeV. The total length is ~90 m. The final focus section is scaled to the ILC one with essentially same number of magnets, where the lengths are ~30 m and ~660 m at ATF2 and ILC, respectively. So, the final focus optics is the local chromaticity correction scheme which has never been experimentally verified yet. First goal of ATF2 is the verification with achievement of σ*y=34 nm, where σ*y is the geometrical vertical beam size at focal point (IP). Second goal is to stabilize the beam focal point at a few nano meter level for long period in order to assure the high luminosity.
For the stability requirement, floor of the extended area is refurbished in summer shutdown of ATF, i.e. by end of September 2007. The floor will become to a monolith of 50 cm thick concrete slab in the similar way of the ATF-DR floor. All quadrupole magnets, their support system, cavity-type beam position monitors have been constructed by international collaboration. Many components such as the magnet movers and support system of final doublet are provided with in-kind contributions. The components will be installed in the new beam line after the floor completion. In next summer, 2008, the extraction section will be re-configured from the existing extraction line. At the same time, whole beam line of ATF2 will be completed. ATF2 beam line will be commissioned in October 2008.
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