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Stochastic cooling of bunched ions simulated in the time domain

To include the influence of synchrotron oscillations, beam feedback and IBS a particle by particle and turn by turn treatment in the time-domain has been tried out. – Complete pickup, amplification and kicker characteristics, defined in the frequency domain, are introduced via inverse Laplace t...

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Autor principal: Thorndahl, L
Lenguaje:eng
Publicado: 2013
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Acceso en línea:http://cds.cern.ch/record/1704333
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author Thorndahl, L
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description To include the influence of synchrotron oscillations, beam feedback and IBS a particle by particle and turn by turn treatment in the time-domain has been tried out. – Complete pickup, amplification and kicker characteristics, defined in the frequency domain, are introduced via inverse Laplace transformation, and so is the Dirac function representing the single ion. – The computation time is kept within reasonable limits thanks to the rule that cooling times scale proportionally with the particle number [1]. Typically 10000 simulation particles are cooled in 1200 turns. A recent proposal [2], based on signal binning and FFTs, offers the potential for at least one order of magnitude more ions and turns.
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spelling cern-17043332019-09-30T06:29:59Zhttp://cds.cern.ch/record/1704333engThorndahl, LStochastic cooling of bunched ions simulated in the time domainAccelerators and Storage RingsTo include the influence of synchrotron oscillations, beam feedback and IBS a particle by particle and turn by turn treatment in the time-domain has been tried out. – Complete pickup, amplification and kicker characteristics, defined in the frequency domain, are introduced via inverse Laplace transformation, and so is the Dirac function representing the single ion. – The computation time is kept within reasonable limits thanks to the rule that cooling times scale proportionally with the particle number [1]. Typically 10000 simulation particles are cooled in 1200 turns. A recent proposal [2], based on signal binning and FFTs, offers the potential for at least one order of magnitude more ions and turns.oai:cds.cern.ch:17043332013
spellingShingle Accelerators and Storage Rings
Thorndahl, L
Stochastic cooling of bunched ions simulated in the time domain
title Stochastic cooling of bunched ions simulated in the time domain
title_full Stochastic cooling of bunched ions simulated in the time domain
title_fullStr Stochastic cooling of bunched ions simulated in the time domain
title_full_unstemmed Stochastic cooling of bunched ions simulated in the time domain
title_short Stochastic cooling of bunched ions simulated in the time domain
title_sort stochastic cooling of bunched ions simulated in the time domain
topic Accelerators and Storage Rings
url http://cds.cern.ch/record/1704333
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