Accelerator Design!
<<Low Emittance Mode>>
Lattice file, output(J)
Optics pictures(J)
Tune Shift
Phase Plot
<<‚g‚‰‚‡‚ˆ Emittance Mode>>
Lattice file, output(J)
Optics pictures(J)
Tune Shift
Phase Plot
New 2m straight section is inserted to the the center
of arc section. This new straight section is for Soft Xray Minipole undulators.
In addition, the length of the bending magnets is longer than the old plan,
for users want to operate accelerator at the energy 1.6 GeV for soft Xray.
(But, because of Quadrupole magnet's strength limit, Low emittance mode
is not available at the energy 1.6GeV.)
2m straight section is inserted by the same concept
as main long straight section that straight sections are made to be transparent
for nonlinear componemts (sextupoles). It is done by designing the tune
advance at the straight section to be multiple of 1.0 (horizontal)
or 0.5 (vertical).
(((For the details, see design concepts page, but
not translated yet, and I write a little bit here.))). In reality, helf
of the normal cell is included in the matching section to make dispersion
function zero at the straight section. But matching section is really different
from nornal normal cells from the end of sextupoles. i.e. from arc section
to the last sextupole end, periodic structure is fully achieved. And so,
we tune the tune advance of matching section and long straight section
(including half slightly changed normal cell *2 (right and left) and long
straight section) to one nornal cell tune + transparent tune (1.0 or 0.5).
For ideal momentum and little amplitude particles, sextupole nonlinear
forces are really fully 24 symmetric (transparent).
Design Concepts (J)
The effect of the Chromaticity Correction
and its correction (J)
Emittance Growth by Current (Intra Beam
Scattering) (J)
Ratio of Alignment Error to the COD (J)
The Effect of the Errors and Correction
(J)
Dynamic Aperture of 24 symmetroc Ring (Low emittance
mode) (J)
first translated on Friday, 17, September, 1999
Updated on Friday, 17, September, 1999
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