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Vector Potential-based Beam Current Sensors: Applications for Mu2e, and Picosecond Bunch Substructure
We report on a new beam current monitor system based on work originally done to develop timing planes for future collider detectors. In contrast to sensors based on wall currents or toroid inductance, we make use of electric field induced by the electromagnetic vector potential of the beam current a
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