Long simulations with space-charge in rings
Posted: 09 Nov 2018, 07:34
Dear Elegant developers,
My name is Vladimir Kornilov, I am an accelerator physicist at GSI Darmstadt, Germany.
I am using elegant for beam tracking simulations for our synchrotrons, with the effects of magnet errors and especially effects of high-intensity, space-charge.
My question is about the implementation of values of N, sigma_x, sigma_y and sigma_z in the formulas for space-charge:
https://ops.aps.anl.gov/manuals/elegant ... 0500010.90
Are these fixed values from the input file, or are they recalculated during the bunch tracking?
Is it possible to keep these values constant? Or averaged over certain number of turns (for slow processes)?
The issue which I detected is the unstable behavior (beam losses) due to space-charge kicks. These losses decrease for higher number of particles "n_particles_per_bunch". I think this maybe because of fluctuations of emittances due to field errors, and thus fluctuations in space-charge kicks.
Thank you, and
Best regards,
Vladimir
My name is Vladimir Kornilov, I am an accelerator physicist at GSI Darmstadt, Germany.
I am using elegant for beam tracking simulations for our synchrotrons, with the effects of magnet errors and especially effects of high-intensity, space-charge.
My question is about the implementation of values of N, sigma_x, sigma_y and sigma_z in the formulas for space-charge:
https://ops.aps.anl.gov/manuals/elegant ... 0500010.90
Are these fixed values from the input file, or are they recalculated during the bunch tracking?
Is it possible to keep these values constant? Or averaged over certain number of turns (for slow processes)?
The issue which I detected is the unstable behavior (beam losses) due to space-charge kicks. These losses decrease for higher number of particles "n_particles_per_bunch". I think this maybe because of fluctuations of emittances due to field errors, and thus fluctuations in space-charge kicks.
Thank you, and
Best regards,
Vladimir