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Dear Didier, I am working on superposing the corrector field map with the solenoid field, where both share the same field map length. I have modeled the Y-pair of correctors, and I was wondering if I could use the same Y-corrector field map with a 90-degree rotation while superposing it as the X-cor...

Dear Didier,
I am facing some resolution issues with TraceWin.
When I execute the program, the screen looks like the attachment to this post.


THank you


Best regards,
Abhishek

Dear Didier, I am attempting to convert a MAD file into a TraceWin lattice. The MAD file defines a bending element as follows: RBEND, L=2.449790968, ANGLE=0.11455892 The bend has a length of 2.449790968 meters and a bending angle of 0.11455892 radians, or 6.5637426 degrees. The radius of curvature i...

Dear Didier/TraceWin Users, I am inquiring about the possibility of writing a selected beam parameter to a file after a simulation concludes. For instance, is there a command enabling the simulation to output data for specific parameters like beam energy or emittance throughout the lattice? Although...

Dear Didier, Thank you for your clarification. To ensure my understanding is correct, I should use the cross section and the pressure to estimate the gas stripping losses, correct? Additionally, I have another question: If I need to simulate a mixture of two gases, should I input two Gas commands co...

Dear Didier,
For the gas command "GAS C, N, P," how do we define the atomic number for a molecule?

Thank you

With Regards
Abhishek Pathak

Dear Didier,
Can you briefly explain or direct me to the literature explaining how the gas and magnetic stripping loss rates are calculated in TraceWin?

Thank you

With Regards

Abhishek Pathak

Dear Didier,
I am currently experiencing a technical issue with TraceWin where the "Tune depression" option on the chart page is unresponsive. Upon selection, there is no action or error message displayed.

Thank you

With Regards
Abhishek Pathak

Dear Hanxj, I believe you may want to use the following form (TraceWin documentation, section-Field Map). " Field in 2D: the fields can be described in 2D Cartesian (invariant through translation on z axis) or in cylindrical (invariant through rotation around the z axis) coordinates. - In Cartesian ...

Dear Didier,
It works!

Thank you very much.

With Regards
Abhishek