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Phia, For a single-step run, the individual files will be for specific s locations of the IBSCATTER element. Each file will have NSLICES pages. Within each page, you'll find data for the end of each element between this IBSCATTER element and that last. How you combine the files depends on how you wa...

Mikhail,

You are correct that there is a bug when the angle is very small. If you build from source, the attached files contain the fix. Otherwise, the fix will appear in the next version.

Thanks for reporting this bug.

--Michael

Phia,

Sorry that the manual page is a little unclear. You need to specify a different FILENAME value for each IBSCATTER element. Otherwise, the last one will overwrite the others.

--Michael

Mikhail,

I'll look into adding that. Meanwhile, you can use the link_elements feature to reduce the inconvenience.

--Michael

Mikhail,

If you look at the detailed warning message (earlier in the log file), it should say that it is treated as a KQUAD but that higher-order multipoles are ignored. (This limitation is because of differences in how KQUAD and CSBEND specify higher multipoles.)

--Michael

It is hard to say without more details, but a possible cause is that the required files are not created by the jobs. Do you see the final processed output files, which should have extension .proc? Any errors in the individual log files?

--Michael

Version 2025.1 of elegant has been released. This is mostly a bug-fix release.

Details are available here.

--Michael

Version 2025.1 of elegant has been released. This is mostly a bug-fix release.

Details are available here.

--Michael

I tried this and it ran without any issues on Pelegant. Is there another filesystem you can try?

Which operating system are you using?

--Michael

Some possible sources of the problem: 1. You are not setting the START_PID and END_PID parameters on the WATCH elements correctly, so you are seeing the length computed over several bunches. 2. You have one or more particles outside the rf bucket, so that those particles deviation from the centroid ...