The propagation of a charged particle beam throughout a generic nonlinear optical device including quadrupole, sextupole and octupole terms is approached here by means of the thermal wave model for transverse particle-beam dynamics, and in the thin lens approximation. In this framework, the model predictions are compared with the results of a conventional single particle tracking code, where the collective behaviour is taken into account statistically. The results of this analysis show a remarkable agreement between the predictions of the wave model and the output of the particle tracking simulations. This opens the possibility of studying transverse beam dynamics with a novel and promising approach.

Aberrations in the thermal wave model: comparison with particle tracking simulations / Fedele, Renato; F., Galluccio; Miele, Gennaro. - In: PHYSICS LETTERS A. - ISSN 0375-9601. - STAMPA. - 185:1(1994), pp. 93-98. [10.1016/0375-9601(94)90993-8]

Aberrations in the thermal wave model: comparison with particle tracking simulations

FEDELE, RENATO;MIELE, GENNARO
1994

Abstract

The propagation of a charged particle beam throughout a generic nonlinear optical device including quadrupole, sextupole and octupole terms is approached here by means of the thermal wave model for transverse particle-beam dynamics, and in the thin lens approximation. In this framework, the model predictions are compared with the results of a conventional single particle tracking code, where the collective behaviour is taken into account statistically. The results of this analysis show a remarkable agreement between the predictions of the wave model and the output of the particle tracking simulations. This opens the possibility of studying transverse beam dynamics with a novel and promising approach.
1994
Aberrations in the thermal wave model: comparison with particle tracking simulations / Fedele, Renato; F., Galluccio; Miele, Gennaro. - In: PHYSICS LETTERS A. - ISSN 0375-9601. - STAMPA. - 185:1(1994), pp. 93-98. [10.1016/0375-9601(94)90993-8]
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