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Dear Romuald,

Thanks again for your explanation.

By that way, Is there an electronic version of your Ph. D thesis, which is cited in Toutatis reference?

Best regards,

Bruce

Dear Romuald, Thanks you very much for your explanation. It is very useful. About the TC parameter, the Rho is the vane-tip transverse radius of curvature in RFQ Gen. Thus, it is the same (Sorry for did not include the definition before). Regard to the RMS, I can see for the example (RFQ_1 in TraceW...

Dear Didier, Happy new year, Thanks you very much for your help. If you allowed me to ask more things. This is related to crosschecked with RFQGen codes. I am wondering if you know it. 1) The transverse curvature(TC) in TraceWin, is the Rho coeficient in RFQGen codes? 2) The cell types 3 (front-end ...

Dear All,

In the example "RFQ_1" (see the figure "Examples") provide by Tracewin, the longitudinal Norm_rms_emittance blow ups at the end of the lattice (See figure "Norm_rms_..")
Is that correct?

Dear Romuald,

Sorry for the confusing. The example "RFQ_1" is in TraceWin code. I should wrote that on TraceWin part.

Apologies for the troubles,

Bruce

Dear All,

I was running the example of the "RFQ_1", the emittance at the end of of the example blow-up. I am wondering if that is correct.

Best regards,

Bruce (J-PARC)