Simulation for time-dependent transverse kick by TM01 cavity

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Hwang, Ji-Gwang
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Simulation for time-dependent transverse kick by TM01 cavity

Post by Hwang, Ji-Gwang » 22 Oct 2020, 09:15

Dear Michael

I would like to simulate the influence of time-dependant transverse-kick provided by a TM01 mode cavity with the presence of central orbit perturbation in a storage ring. Using paraxial approximation, a transverse electric-field exists and it is proportional to the beam offset as well as the beam arrival phase.

From the manual, it seems that the RFTMEZ0 element has an option for radial electric-field, RADIAL_ORDER.
But there is no real influence with different offset when I did simulations.

Do you have any suggestions for this simulation?

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Re: Simulation for time-dependent transverse kick by TM01 cavity

Post by michael_borland » 28 Oct 2020, 14:39

Ji-Gwang,

Here's an example with RFTMEZ0 showing how beam gets deflected by the radial fields. I scanned the initial x coordinate of a particle between -10mm and +10mm. At the end, the slope varies linearly due to the radial fields.
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Re: Simulation for time-dependent transverse kick by TM01 cavity

Post by Hwang, Ji-Gwang » 28 Oct 2020, 16:18

Dear Michael

thank you for your reply.

What I exactly want to try is that a phase-dependent kick by the cavity since the transverse electric field of a TM01 cavity depends not only on a beam offset but also on the cavity phase. But there is no clear correlation between t and xp when a tracking simulation has been performed with a long bunch.
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Ji-Gwang Hwang

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Re: Simulation for time-dependent transverse kick by TM01 cavity

Post by michael_borland » 28 Oct 2020, 17:38

Ji-Gwang,

Perhaps the effect is hidden by the beam size and divergence. When I try this with a single particle, the results are as expected.
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Re: Simulation for time-dependent transverse kick by TM01 cavity

Post by Hwang, Ji-Gwang » 02 Nov 2020, 11:10

Thank you for your kind explanation with a good example.
I have checked that again and found that the kick effect is smaller than the initial angular distribution.

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