LATTICES
Course held on the CERN Accelerator School
at Benodet, 30.9.-9.9.1999,
by
Michel Martini
from CERN
and Andreas Streun from PSI.
This page is for providing some documentation and support to the participants of the course but everybody else is welcome too...
Program of the course
- Unit 1: Introduction to lattice design and lattice building blocks (AS)
- Unit 2: Linear transverse dynamics (MM)
- Unit 3: The Mathematica-BeamOptics code (MM)
- Unit 4: Examples of lattice structures (FODO cell, dispersion suppressor, etc.) (MM)
- Unit 5: Figures of merit and global quantities (AS)
- Unit 6: Acceptance (AS)
- Unit 7: Lattice errors (AS)
Documentation
Units 2-4:
- M.Martini, Transverse Beam Dynamics Subm.to:
Joint Universities Accelerator School -
JUAS: Accelerator Physics and Associated Technologies Archamps, France ; 8.Jan.-22.Mar.1996.
Publ.in: Lecture notes Centre Universitaire et de Recherche, Archamps, 1996 (Pt.1, vol.3), 1996
- B.Autin (ed.), BeamOptics, a Program for Analytical Beam Optics,
Internal report CERN 98-06
Units 1,5-7:
- A.Streun, Practical Guidelines for Lattice Design,
Internal report SLS-TME-TA-1999-0014, 69 pages.
Download PDF (1.38M) .
If there are any problems with downloading
call ME to send you a paper copy.
- M.Martini, Transverse Beam Dynamics Subm.to: Joint Universities Accelerator School - JUAS: Accelerator Physics and Associated Technologies Archamps, France ; 8.Jan.-22.Mar.1996. Publ.in: Lecture notes Centre Universitaire et de Recherche, Archamps, 1996 (Pt.1, vol.3), 1996
- B.Autin (ed.), BeamOptics, a Program for Analytical Beam Optics, Internal report CERN 98-06
- A.Streun, Practical Guidelines for Lattice Design, Internal report SLS-TME-TA-1999-0014, 69 pages. Download PDF (1.38M) . If there are any problems with downloading call ME to send you a paper copy.
Additional transparencies shown during the course
- To unit 1: Accelerator family tree
- To unit 1: Lattice design levels
- To unit 4: Example: The achromatic translation
- To unit 5: Synchrotron radiation equilibrium
- To unit 6: Lattice design flow charts
The OPA lattice design program
OPA is a beam optics program for visual lattice design, developed by A.Streun since 92, based on K.Wille's (DELTA) OPTIK program. Since it is a Turbo Pascal 6.0 program running under DOS it is fairly outdated, however it still proves useful and everybody is invited to use it for lattice design or to exploit it for own code developements. The program was used during the course for some demonstrations.
Click HERE to get to the OPA page with further information and downloads, including the examples from the course.
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