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This work aims to develop a storage ring structure for studying the electric dipole moment of light nuclei, specifically protons and deuterons.

June 10, 2026

Development of a Conceptual Storage Ring Structure for the Study of the Electric Dipole Moment of Light Nuclei

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This work aims to develop a storage ring structure for studying the electric dipole moment of light nuclei, specifically protons and deuterons.
Describes the concept of a storage ring structure with features to suppress spin rotation.
Outlines frozen-spin and quasi-frozen-spin design elements to mitigate magnetic dipole influences.
Determines field dependencies in spin-compensating elements for proposed methods.
Introduces innovative design approaches for the storage ring to enhance EDM detection.
Explains the effectiveness of frozen-spin structures in minimizing unwanted spin effects.

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Abstract— This work presents the general concept of a storage ring structure for the investigation of the electric dipole moment (EDM) of the proton and deuteron. The main features of frozen-spin and quasi-frozen-spin structures, designed to suppress spin rotation due to the magnetic dipole moment (MDM), are described. For the implementation of the proposed methods, the dependence of the fields in spin-compensating elements is determined.

Development of a Conceptual Storage Ring Structure for the Study of the Electric Dipole Moment of Light Nuclei

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