CLIC 3TeV Beamsize Optimization with Radiation Effects

Oide effect and radiation in bending magnets are reviewed aiming to include this in the optical design process to minimize the beam size. The Oide double integral is expressed in simpler terms in order to speed up calculations. Part of the Oide function is used to evaluate how prone is a quadrupole magnet to contribute to the beam size increase, concluding in larger magnets with lower gradients. Radiation in bending magnets is reviewed for linear lattices, solving the case when the dispersion is different from zero and using the result to compare with theoretical results and a tracking code. An agreement between the theory, the implemented approximation included in MAPCLASS2 and the six-dimensional radiation in PLACET has been found.