Molecular pumping properties of the LHC arc beam pipe and effective secondary electron emission from Cu surface with artificial roughness

A simplified 2D method of angular coefficients is applied to calculations of the molecular pumping properties of complex vacuum systems. An optimization of geometry for the cold LHC beam vacuum chamber with electron shields is performed.An additional interesting application of the angular coefficients method is the estimation of the effective secondary electron emission from surface with artificial roughness. This method allows to take into account re-reflection of electrons using experimental data of the secondary electron energy distributions and surface reflectivity. The suppression efficiency of the secondary electron emission from Cu as a function of roughness parameter is presented. This result is a good input for designing future accelerators and storage rings with potential electron-cloud problems.