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by Italycomunian
Tue 7 Dec 2021 11:12
Forum: TraceWin
Topic: Electrostatic Acceleration linear behaviour
Replies: 1
Views: 1348

Electrostatic Acceleration linear behaviour

Dear Didier,
we are using the element ELECTROSTA_ACC of TraceWin. where In the linear matrix is present the parameter "K" (Transv. Defoc.)
This K is not used for the linear Envelope calculation, It's only used in the partran simulation.
May you explain why?
Best Regards,
Michele Comunian
by Italycomunian
Tue 9 Nov 2021 10:30
Forum: TraceWin
Topic: Dipole and edge angle and radius changed
Replies: 1
Views: 1131

Dipole and edge angle and radius changed

Dear Didier, I have a very simple line with some steerers a triplet and a dipole. The input line is with a edge radius of 1900 mm and a dipole bending angle of 45 deg. i.e.: EDGE 11.701 1900 40 0.45 2.8 20 0 BEND 45 1900 0 20 0 EDGE 11.701 1900 40 0.45 2.8 20 0 After a steerers and quads matching in...
by Italycomunian
Wed 20 Oct 2021 14:07
Forum: TraceWin
Topic: Emittance growth at rfq end
Replies: 2
Views: 1173

Re: Emittance growth at rfq end

Dear Didier, reading the post, I've removed from the emittance calculation the not accelerated particles. The problem of transverse emittance growth is mitigate, but still present. As you can see from the figures. Emittance_growth_with_longitudinal_cut.png Emittance_cut.PNG Best Regards, Michele Com...
by Italycomunian
Wed 20 Oct 2021 13:35
Forum: TraceWin
Topic: Emittance growth at rfq end
Replies: 2
Views: 1173

Emittance growth at rfq end

Dear Didier,
I've observed a transverse emittance growth at the end of any rfq, also with RFQ_1.ini, in the last very short drift.
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A so short drift cannot induce a so large emittance increase.
May you know why ?
Best Regards,
Michele Comunian
by Italycomunian
Thu 29 Jul 2021 11:56
Forum: TraceWin
Topic: Lost particles on phase
Replies: 7
Views: 2500

Re: Lost particles on phase

Dear Didier,
thank you for the plot with 360° phase period.
May you put this options also on the density plot ?
Best Regards,
Michele Comunian
by Italycomunian
Thu 29 Jul 2021 10:07
Forum: TraceWin
Topic: Lost particles on phase
Replies: 7
Views: 2500

Re: Lost particles on phase

Dear Didier, thank you for the information. Yes, my problem is on particles display and longitudinal emittance calculation. So, the phase module is done always, even without space charge, if I have understood you answer. I will put this as a question: Is it the phase module done always in a run? Now...
by Italycomunian
Wed 28 Jul 2021 18:53
Forum: TraceWin
Topic: Lost particles on phase
Replies: 7
Views: 2500

Re: Lost particles on phase

Dear didier, yes a particles is not lost after 180deg, but is far out the main bunch. It is like a particles of the previous bunch "appear" on the main bunch. If Tracewin follow only a single main bunch the longitudinal space charge calculation on the main bunch is alterated by the "far" particle (>...
by Italycomunian
Wed 28 Jul 2021 13:16
Forum: TraceWin
Topic: Lost particles on phase
Replies: 7
Views: 2500

Lost particles on phase

Dear Didier,
may you insert on TraceWin, as option, the possibilty to do a phase module on 180 deg on particles?
I.e. instead to be consider lost a particle outside +/- 180° re-insert the particle in the main bunch ?
Best Regards,
Michele comunian
by Italycomunian
Mon 12 Jul 2021 11:06
Forum: TraceWin
Topic: RFQ Matching with partran/toutatis
Replies: 2
Views: 1301

Re: RFQ Matching with partran/toutatis

Dear Didier,
with the phase advance put to 10 now works!
Best Regards.
Michele comunian
by Italycomunian
Fri 9 Jul 2021 17:07
Forum: TraceWin
Topic: RFQ Matching with partran/toutatis
Replies: 2
Views: 1301

RFQ Matching with partran/toutatis

Dear Didier,
in the attached tracewin project, a long RFQ, is not working the option to calculate the input matched beam with Partran.
Best Regards,
Michele Comunian
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