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Application of fast algorithms to calculate dynamic and momentum aperture to the design of ALBA II
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Günzel, T
, Carbonell, È Serra
, García, O R Blanco
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Algorithms
/ Apertures
/ Light sources
/ Momentum
/ Motion stability
2025
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Application of fast algorithms to calculate dynamic and momentum aperture to the design of ALBA II
by
Günzel, T
, Carbonell, È Serra
, García, O R Blanco
in
Algorithms
/ Apertures
/ Light sources
/ Momentum
/ Motion stability
2025
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Application of fast algorithms to calculate dynamic and momentum aperture to the design of ALBA II
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Application of fast algorithms to calculate dynamic and momentum aperture to the design of ALBA II
2025
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Overview
In synchrotron light sources, the non-linear magnetic fields and Touschek scattering limit the stability of electron motion, determining the dynamic aperture (DA) and the momentum acceptance (MA). Optimizing both the DA and the MA is crucial to maximize injection efficiency and the beam’s lifetime, but it is numerically expensive. We implement recently developed algorithms that speed-up their calculation in CPUs: Flood Fill (FF) and Fast Touschek Tracking (FTT). Applying these to the analysis of the ALBA II lattice and comparing them to the existing methods, we obtain rigorous and faster results using FF, and ones with a slight loss of accuracy for FTT.
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IOP Publishing
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