Michael,
Thank you so much. I'm very grateful.
Thanks for you help on my work.
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- 04 Jul 2019, 09:30
- Forum: Ring Tracking
- Topic: Synchrotron motion in a damping ring
- Replies: 5
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- 05 Jun 2019, 11:51
- Forum: Ring Tracking
- Topic: Synchrotron motion in a damping ring
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Re: Synchrotron motion in a damping ring
Hi Michael, I found that during tracking: 1. Without RF and turn off the radiation damping, I get this (see picture) 2. without RF, turn on the radiation damping, I get this (see picture) Both results give a deltaT shift in longitudinal phase space. I thought this deltaT shift is unreasonable becaus...
- 23 May 2019, 17:23
- Forum: Ring Tracking
- Topic: Synchrotron motion in a damping ring
- Replies: 5
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Re: Synchrotron motion in a damping ring
Hi Michael, Thanks for your explanation. But the value of energy loss seems not the answer. Actually, I’ve tried to turn-off the radiation damping in the lattice and I confirmed that the momentum value keeps a constant during tracking (without RF). But when I added the RFCA element (phase=180) with ...
- 21 May 2019, 14:33
- Forum: Ring Tracking
- Topic: Synchrotron motion in a damping ring
- Replies: 5
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Synchrotron motion in a damping ring
Dear all, I have a damping ring with a series of wigglers (cwiggler) in the lattice. I was trying to simulate the synchrotron motion, but I found the result seems not correct. As shown below, the dp/p reachs to 0.15, which is huge. In the tracking, the particle (only one) was on-mementum and I used ...